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Daniel Broniatowski - Violin

Biography

Born in Cleveland, Ohio, USA, violinist Daniel Broniatowski has performed in concerts throughout the United States and Europe. His most recent performance was in Boston University’s Concert Hall. Mr. Broniatowski holds a Bachelor of Music Degree in violin performance from the New England Conservatory in Boston and a Masters of Music degree from the Royal College of Music in London. Begnning in the summer of 2008, Mr. Broniatowski will be based in Birmingham, England.

As a musician of diverse interests, Daniel Broniatowski has had varied experience in performing solo, chamber, and orchestral music. He has performed in many venues, such as Boston University’s Concert Hall, the Royal College of Music's Concert Hall, and New England Conservatory of Music's Jordan Hall. Mr. Broniatowski has a particular interest in Jewishly inspired Classical music and has also performed with the Philharmonia Czestochowa in Poland, playing Bloch's "Baal Shem Suite" with Michal Nesterowicz conducting.

Daniel Broniatowski has played in many master classes and music festivals in Boston, London, Niagara-on-the Lake (Canada), Jacksonville, Oregon, and Ludlow, Vermont. As an orchestral player, he currently performs with the Boston University Symphony Orchestra where he is studying on full scholarship in a doctorate program in violin performance. When not practicing the violin, Mr. Broniatowski's hobbies include amateur radio, history, art, and swimming.

Repertoire

Repertoire List (12/6/07) Daniel Broniatowski



Achron; Joseph Hebrew Melody?, Op 33 *

Bach; Partita No 1 in b minor Allemanda, Double, Corrente, Double,

Sarabande, Double *

Bach Partita in d *
Bach; Partita in E Major * (all performed except last two movements)

Bach; Sonata in g minor *

Barber; Concerto for Violin and Orchestra

Bartok; First Rhapsody for Violin and Piano *

Beethoven; Concerto for Violin and Orchestra, Op 61 *

Beethoven; Romance in F Major *

Beethoven; Sonata for Violin and Piano in D Major Op 12, No 1

Beethoven; Spring? Sonata in F Major, Op. 24

Beethoven; Sonata in G Major, Op 30 No 3 *

Bloch; Baal Shem Suite * (all movements)

Bloch; Suite Hebraique Rapsodie *

Bruch; Concerto No 1 in g minor *

Bruch; Concerto No 2 in d minor *

Bruch; Kol Nidre for Violin and Piano, Op 47 *

Dvorak; Concerto No 1 * (movement 1 performed)

Dvorak; (Kreisler) Slavonic Dance No 2 in e minor, Op 46 *

Elgar; Concerto for Violin and Piano movements 1 and 2 *

Faure; Andante for Violin and Piano, Op 75 *

Foss; Three American Pieces

Gershwin (Heifetz); Bess, You Is My Woman Now

Gershwin (Heifetz); It Aint Necessarily So

Gershwin (Heifetz); Summertime and A Woman is a Sometime Thing

Grieg; Sonata for Violin and Piano in G Major *

Harris; Fantasy for Violin and Piano *

Horovitz, Joseph; Dybbuk Melody

Horovitz, Joseph; Concerto for Violin and Orchestra, movement 2

Janacek; Sonata for Violin and Piano

Kreisler; La Gitana

Kreisler; Liebesfreud

Kreisler; Liebesleid *

Kreisler; Lotus Land

Kreisler; Marche miniature viennoise

Kreisler; Melodie by Gluck *

Kreisler (Pugnani); Praeludium and Allegro *

Kreisler; Rondino on a Theme by Beethoven *

Kreisler; Schoen Rosmarin

Kreisler; Syncopation

Kreisler; The Old Refrain *

Kreisler; Variations on a Theme by Corelli (Tartini) *

Locatelli (Ysaye); Le Tombeau? Sonata for Violin and Piano *

Mendelssohn; Concerto in e minor, Op 64 ?Allegro molto appassionato *

Mozart; Adagio in E Major *

Mozart; Concerto no 3 in G Major * (second movement not performed)

Mozart; Sonata in B flat K 454 *

Novacek; Moto Perpetuo *

Paganini; Caprices #13, #14*, #19, #23*

Paganini; Moto Perpetuo

Saint Saens; Concerto No 3 * (1st and 3rd movements performed)

Sarasate; Caprice Basque

Sarasate; Malaguena, Op 21 *

Schedrin; In the Style of Albeniz

Schnittke; Sonata Nr 1 for Violin and Piano

Scott, Cyril; Tallahassee for Violin and Piano, Op 74, No 4 *

Schubert (Wilhelm); Ave Maria (arr Heifetz) *

Schumann; Sonata No 1 for Violin and Piano *

Sibelius; Concerto for Violin and Orchestra, movement 1

Stravinsky; Divertimento for Violin and Piano (Originally for ballet orchestra) *

Tchaikovsky; Concerto for Violin and Piano * (performed first movement)

Tchaikovsky; Serenade Melancholique

Tchaikovsky; Waltz Scherzo *

Veracini; Largo for Violin and Piano *

Vieuxtemps; Ballade and Polonaise

Vieuxtemps; Concerto #2 * (first movement performed)

Wieniawski; Concerto #2 * (first movement performed)

Wieniawski; Faust Fantasy

Wieniawski; Legende *

Wieniawski; Polonaise de Concert, Op 4 *

Wieniawski; Scherzo Tarantella Op 16 *





* Indicates performed in public

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