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On 24 October, the intimate surroundings of Low Parks Museum in Hamilton became the setting for a unique narrative concert exploring the remarkable story of Jane Stirling — Chopin’s pupil, patron, and posthumous guardian. The concert combined words and music, history and imagination, with Anna Dębowska at the piano and Marcin Jaroszek as narrator, guiding […]

We are pleased to announce that Anna Dębowska has been awarded the title of Professor of Musical Arts by the President of Poland. This honour recognises her exceptional contribution to Polish musical culture — as an interpreter of Chopin’s music, a researcher of 19th-century pianism, and a dedicated academic shaping the next generation of musicians. […]

The VI edition of Schubert Days in Tarnów continued on January 31st with a captivating piano recital featuring Anna Dębowska-Jaroszek and Ewelina Panocha. Held in the elegant ballroom of the Sanguszko Palace, the evening was a perfect blend of Schubert’s romantic lyricism and the brilliance of Polish composer Maurycy Moszkowski. From the very first notes […]

A concert featuring Brahms’ piano chamber music performed by Anna Dębowska alongside three other musicians in Krakow’s concert hall Florianka. The evening was a beautiful showcase of classical music, with each performer demonstrating incredible skill and passion for their craft.

On 19 November 2023 at the General Maczek Polish Ex-combatants House in Edinburgh, as we gathered to commemorate Poland Independence Day, we were transported by the spellbinding compositions of Polish maestros, beautifully rendered by Anna Dębowska. Together, we embarked on a harmonious journey that transcends borders and cultures, fostering a deeper appreciation for the Polish-Scottish connection that unites us all.