Jacek Kaspszyk
Jacek Kaspszyk studied conducting under Stanisław Wisłocki's supervision as well as the theory of music and composition at the Fryderyk Chopin University of Music in Warsaw. He graduated in 1975. The same year he made his debut at the Grand Theatre - the National Opera in Warsaw with a new performance of Don Giovanni by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The following year, he performed for the first part at the Düsseldorf Opera, where he was a visiting conductor for two subsequent seasons. In 1978, Kaspszyk was appointed the first conductor of the Polish Radio and Television Great Symphonic Orchestra, and in 1980 he was offered the post of musical director of this ensemble. Kaspszyk made a few European tournées and performed at well-recognised festivals with the Polish Radio and Television Great Symphonic Orchestra. In 1978, the artist won the 3rd Award at the Herbert van Karajan Conducting Competition in West Berlin. He performed in New York the same year.
Über Jacek Kaspszyk
Jacek Kaspszyk studied conducting under Stanisław Wisłocki's supervision as well as the theory of music and composition at the Fryderyk Chopin University of Music in Warsaw. He graduated in 1975. The same year he made his debut at the Grand Theatre - the National Opera in Warsaw with a new performance of Don Giovanni by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The following year, he performed for the first part at the Düsseldorf Opera, where he was a visiting conductor for two subsequent seasons. In 1978, Kaspszyk was appointed the first conductor of the Polish Radio and Television Great Symphonic Orchestra, and in 1980 he was offered the post of musical director of this ensemble. Kaspszyk made a few European tournées and performed at well-recognised festivals with the Polish Radio and Television Great Symphonic Orchestra. In 1978, the artist won the 3rd Award at the Herbert van Karajan Conducting Competition in West Berlin. He performed in New York the same year.
