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About us

One of the leading Polish keyboard duos. Specialized artists

in playing for four hands and for two pianos/harpsichords. The musicians are graduates of the Academy of Music. G. and K. Bacewicz, Academy of

F. Nowowiejski

in Bydgoszcz and Hochschule für Musik und Theater "Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy" Leipzig.

In 2022, the band's debut album was released by the DUX publishing house, which is the world phonographic premiere of Polonaises for 4 hands by J. Elsner.

The artists have received scholarships from the Minister of Culture and National Heritage many times.

our music

Robert Majewski,

W kulturalny sposób

Robert Majewski,

W kulturalny sposób

I, a lover of historical performance, clearly underestimated the "universality" of this instrument. Of course, the instrument must be in good hands, and both Magdalena Bąk and Jerzy Michał Wardęski certainly do.

The album is worth attention in many respects. Klaviduo are skillful instrumentalists who, with ideas and attention to style, draw our attention to these little-known compositions.

Michel Lorentz-Alibert, www.clicmusique.com

Musique entraînante, hilarante même, qui n'est pas sans rappeler celle des dessous de plats d'antan et de l'orgue de barbarie. Jouée avec l'inébranlable conviction de Jerzy Michal Wardeski et de Magdalena Bak et prise au second degré, elle touche au sublime. Si vous vous sentez dépressif, mieux qu'un anxiolytique.

Joseph Elsner

Polonaises for four hands

World premiere recording

Joseph Elsner

Polonaises for four hands

World premiere recording

„Mrs. Magdalena and Mr. Jerzy are young, but very mature harpsichord virtuosos. The instrument holds no secrets in their hands. The topics answered efficiently and punctually in polyphony were impressive. I love these running and laughing parasites. A specific atmosphere of those years was created over the players and the harpsichord. They were in their element, and we were rapt and enchanted. Chapeau bas, Wizards!”

A review of the concert promoting the album in J. Elsner's hometown of Grodków. (R. Wojnowicz).