Miłosz Sroczyński
Piano
Miłosz Sroczyński is a Polish pianist based in Zurich, Switzerland. After early training in his hometown of Poznań, he pursued further studies in Hanover, in Geneva with Cédric Pescia, in Zurich with Konstantin Scherbakov and Christoph Berner, and in London, where he earned the Artist Diploma at the Royal College of Music as a scholar under the guidance of the legendary British pianist and esteemed teacher Norma Fisher.
His acclaimed debut at the 2024 Davos Festival, performing Bach’s Goldberg Variations, led to an immediate re-invitation. In 2025, he returned to Davos, appearing among others in Messiaen’s Quatuor pour la fin du temps. That same year, he made his Tonhalle Zürich debut with the premiere of a new chamber work. The Goldberg Variations since become central to his concert life, with recent performances across Europe in cities including London, Hamburg, Berlin, Gothenburg, Zurich, and Warsaw; his engagement with the work culminated in this recording made possible through the support of the StockART-Stiftung für Musik in Zurich.
A versatile pianist with a wide-ranging repertoire, he performs works by Bach, the Viennese Classics, German Romantic composers, and Chopin, as well as works by French modernists and contemporary composers Equally at home on modern and historical pianos, he has won prizes at several piano competitions and received scholarships from distinguished institutions and foundations in Switzerland, Poland, the United Kingdom, and Israel (Tel-Hai International Piano Master Classes, Stiftung Melinda Esterházy de Galantha, Marian und Zofia Kirsch-Stiftung, Fondation Hans Wilsdorf, Fondation Minkoff, Stiftung Lyra, Fondation Thorens, Pro Libertas und Humanitas Kasimir Bartkowiak Foundation).
The artist's homepage: 
https://www.miloszsroczynski.com
Miłosz Sroczyński is a Polish pianist based in Zurich, Switzerland. After early training in his hometown of Poznań, he pursued further studies in Hanover, in Geneva with Cédric Pescia, in Zurich with Konstantin Scherbakov and Christoph Berner, and in London, where he earned the Artist Diploma at the Royal College of Music as a scholar under the guidance of the legendary British pianist and esteemed teacher Norma Fisher.
His acclaimed debut at the 2024 Davos Festival, performing Bach’s Goldberg Variations, led to an immediate re-invitation. In 2025, he returned to Davos, appearing among others in Messiaen’s Quatuor pour la fin du temps. That same year, he made his Tonhalle Zürich debut with the premiere of a new chamber work. The Goldberg Variations since become central to his concert life, with recent performances across Europe in cities including London, Hamburg, Berlin, Gothenburg, Zurich, and Warsaw; his engagement with the work culminated in this recording made possible through the support of the StockART-Stiftung für Musik in Zurich.
A versatile pianist with a wide-ranging repertoire, he performs works by Bach, the Viennese Classics, German Romantic composers, and Chopin, as well as works by French modernists and contemporary composers Equally at home on modern and historical pianos, he has won prizes at several piano competitions and received scholarships from distinguished institutions and foundations in Switzerland, Poland, the United Kingdom, and Israel (Tel-Hai International Piano Master Classes, Stiftung Melinda Esterházy de Galantha, Marian und Zofia Kirsch-Stiftung, Fondation Hans Wilsdorf, Fondation Minkoff, Stiftung Lyra, Fondation Thorens, Pro Libertas und Humanitas Kasimir Bartkowiak Foundation).
The artist's homepage: https://www.miloszsroczynski.com
The artist's homepage: https://www.miloszsroczynski.com
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