The opening movement of Ravel's Miroirs, recorded live.

Noctuelles from Miroirs by Maurice Ravel

Beethoven - Sonata No.30 In E Major, Op.109 1st movement - Vivace ma non troppo

Beethoven - Sonata No.30 In E Major, Op.109 - third movement - Gesangvoll, mit innigster Empfindung

Chopin - Polonaise in A flat, Op.53 'Heroic' recorded live in 2006.

Chopin - Polonaise in A flat, Op.53 'Heroic'

Pictures at an exhibition - Modest Mussorgsky

Cum mortuis in lingua mortuis - Pictures at an exhibition - Mussorgsky

Maurice Ravel - Miroirs

Full CD of Miroirs available from www.nicholasnowicki.com


La vallée des cloches - Miroirs - Maurice Ravel

University of York Symphony Orchestra, conductor John Stringer
Recorded live in Sir Jack Lyons Concert Hall, York, December 2005

Rhapsody in Blue - George Gershwin

Prokofiev - Sonata no.3 in A

Beethoven - Prestissimo - Sonata no.30 in E major, Op.109

Une barque sur l'océan - Miroirs - Maurice Ravel

Nicholas enjoys a successful concert career and a growing reputation as an inspirational performer, conductor and teacher. He was awarded the Charles Heywood scholarship for entry to the RNCM and a Masters with distinction in performance and the Clifton Helliwell Memorial Prize for Piano. Born in 1984, he is also a graduate of the University of York, where he performed as concerto soloist with the University Symphony Orchestra.
Nicholas is in demand as a recitalist, concerto soloist and accompanist throughout Britain and has performed in prestigious venues including Bridgewater Hall and as concerto soloist at LSO St.Luke’s with the Amadeus Orchestra. Solo recital engagements include University of York’s International Concert Series, Lincoln Drill Hall recital series and a performance for the renowned Sunderland Pianoforte Society, as well as performances and masterclasses across the country. Alongside other appearances, he also performed as part of the RNCM Ravel Festival in 2007 and recorded with the RNCM Wind Orchestra on the Chandos label. Nicholas performed with Bryn Terfel at Newcastle City Hall in 2009.
Nicholas has a growing reputation throughout the as a conductor and was appointed conductor of the acclaimed Tees Valley Youth Orchestra in 2010, which toured Germany in 2012 and reached the National Finals of Music for Youth in 2013. He will lead them in performances at the Florence International Youth Orchestra Festival in 2014. Whilst in York, he conducted the Chimera Ensemble, including a UK premiere of a work by Claude Vivier. 
He has worked with Stephen Hough, Nelson Goerner, Anders Kilström and Sarah-Beth Briggs and performed in the masterclasses of Angela Hewitt, Philippe Cassard and Roy Howat. Also in demand as a tutor, Nicholas is currently visiting tutor for piano at Newcastle Royal Grammar School. He is also a mentor on the Accompany programme for 2014 for Middlesbrough Town Hall, working with young musicians.


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