Bartosz Koziak is a versatile Polish cellist celebrated for bringing both classical gems and underappreciated 20th-century works to life. Known for his warm, expressive playing, he’s carved out a niche championing Central and Eastern European composers—think heartfelt interpretations of Martinů’s concertos, Shostakovich’s sonatas, or lesser-known Polish composers like Szymon Laks and Feliks Nowowiejski. Whether tackling Kapustin’s jazzy cello sonatas or digging into Kodály’s folk-inspired duos, Koziak balances technical precision with emotional storytelling, making him a go-to for listeners craving fresh takes on both familiar and obscure repertoire.
A prolific recording artist, Koziak’s discography reads like a curated tour of cello music’s hidden corners. Recent albums highlight his knack for pairing heavyweights like Ravel and Franck with underrated creators like Bolesław Bromboszcz or Mieczysław Weinberg, showcasing his mission to expand the cello canon. His collaborations with orchestras and chamber musicians reveal a player who thrives in both spotlight solos and intricate ensemble dialogues—a musician equally at home in concertos, sonatas, and everything in between.
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