DANIEL VNUKOWSKI LIVE
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Hailed as “a pianist to watch” by New York Classical Review and “a dashing pianist” by The Sunday Times, Daniel Vnukowski tours throughout North/South America, Asia and Europe. His insightful interpretations of the standard classical music repertory are supplemented by creative projects, which resulted in a sold-out Carnegie Hall recital in 2019. In addition to participating in fundraising projects for humanitarian causes, he has performed many outreach concerts for remote communities throughout Canada and is Artist Director & Founder of the Collingwood Summer Music Festival.
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News
Livestreaming Story Featured in the Los Angeles Times
Daniel’s livestreaming story was recently featured in the Los Angeles Times.
A Stroke of Genius
Daniel’s improv session in the style of Beethoven featured on Classical FM with 55,000 FB shares.
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Gershwin Reaches One Million Hits
Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue reaches 1 million hits and over 500,000 views on Facebook.
Free Livestreamed Concerts
Enjoy a series of free live-streamed recitals with Daniel Vnukowski. Help support this project!
Sold-out Carnegie Hall Recital
Read about Daniel Vnukowski’s sold-out Carnegie Hall debut recital including reviews.
Projects
Concerts
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Join us tomorrow Wednesday Apr. 21 @7pm for a fun evening of music, art, poetry and photography. Link in bio. #collingwoodmusic #collingwoodfestival #collingwoodontario
FREE live music on Wednesday, April 21st at 7pm.
Enjoying my livestreamed performance @newwestsymphony
Happy 85th Birthday Maestro Maksymiuk! @jerzymaksymiuk
Never Forget #yomhashoah
Blog
Livestreaming Story Featured in the Los Angeles Times
Daniel’s livestreaming story was recently featured in the Los Angeles Times.
Livestreaming – A Case Study
By Daniel Vnukowski "The business of art is no longer the communication of thoughts or feelings which are to be conceptually ordered, but a direct participation in an experience," wrote Marshall McLuhan in 1951. A tiny strand of RNA has completely altered our...
Seven Steps To Dramatically Improve Your Livestreams
A reprint of an article published in the Sept/Oct Issue of Canadian Musician Magazine. “What do you want? You want the moon? Just say the word, and I'll throw a lasso around it and pull it down,” says George in Frank Capra’s bittersweet comedy. Yes, It’s a Wonderful...