Buchholtz Piano by Paul McNulty / Kurpinski Polonaise / Dmitry Ablogin

Kurpinski Polonaise performed on McNulty fortepiano Buchholtz 1825!! "Chopin's Warsaw piano", used in the recording and played by Dmitry Ablogin, is a concert-quality replica crafted by modern fortepiano builder Paul McNulty. It was commissioned by the Warsaw Chopin Institute. Please subscribe to our RUclips channel for more fortepiano videos! There are also more videos featuring Paul discussing musical instruments.
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Dmitry Ablogin, laureate of the 1st International Chopin Competition on Period Instruments (2018), is an award-winning keyboard artist. He regularly performs at the “Chopin and His Europe” Festival in Warsaw, Poland, and the Miami International Piano Festival in the USA. He has also given concerts in Germany, Austria, Denmark, France, Italy, Spain, Poland, Finland, Russia, and Switzerland.
As a chamber music partner, he collaborates with the Eliot String Quartet, Henschel Quartet, Alena Baeva, Amandine Beyer, Anastasia Kobekina, and Kateryna Kasper. Dmitry has recorded CDs with Naxos, Genuin, and Organum Classics.
PAUL McNULTY developed an interest in instrument building after attending the Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore. Following his studies in piano technology in Boston, he obtained guild qualification as a tuning examiner. Paul McNulty has built more than 300 fortepianos after Silbermann, Stein, Walter, Hofmann, Fritz, Buchholtz, Graf, Pleyel and Streicher.
Paul McNulty's fortepianos are cherished by renowned musicians and prestigious institutions worldwide, including the Warsaw Chopin Festival, Competition & Institute (Graf 1819, Pleyel 1830 & Chopin’s "Warsaw piano" Buchholtz), Klassik Stiftung Weimar (copy of Liszt's personal 1846 Boisselot piano), Royal Academy of Music and Royal College of Music in London, Paris Conservatoire, Trossingen Hochschule fur Musik, Koeln, Augsburg and Hannover Hochschule, Paris Sorbonne, Stanford, Cornel & Harvard University, Oberlin College, Basel Musik Hochschule, Schola Cantorum Musik-Akademie Basel, Musik und Kunst Privatuniversität der Stadt Wien, Turino Conservatorium, Vicenza Conservatory, Bolzano Conservatorio, Amsterdam and Den Haague Conservatory, Anton Bruckner Privatuniversität Linz, Glyndebourne Festival in the UK, Opera National de Paris, Royal Danish Opera Copenhagen, and many numerous others.
McNulty's fortepianos have been embraced by many musicians, including Prof.Paul Badura-Skoda, Alice and Nikolaus Harnoncourt, Prof.Malcolm Bilson, Katia & Marielle Labèque, Kristian Bezuidenhout, Ronald Brautigam, Robert Levin, Vladimir Feltsman, Vojtech Spurny, Trevor Pinnock, John Irving, Trudelies Leonhardt, Giorgio Tabacco, Jen-yen Chen, Geoffrey Lancaster, and Neal Peres da Costa and others also in the younger generation.
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