Reviews

"[...]   Music is continuous searching and that is where its beauty lies, as reminded by this exceptional duet.”

„The artists from Finesis Trio proved the importance of not only playing one's musical parts [...]"

„For the first time the numerous audience could enjoy the individual harpsichord and flute sonatas of the composer, who has been forgotten for two centuries. Bringing these works to light was possible thanks to Paulina Tkaczyk, who had tracked down the artist's story and scores”. [2015]

„The playing of Paulina Tkaczyk is superb. [...] This is a superb release and I thoroughly recommend it. I hope more of Binder's music will soon become available." [2015]

„Paulina Tkaczyk's excellent virtuosity combined with the specific character of Binder's 18th century art resulted in a recording that perfectly expresses the baroque nature of this passionate music, as well as its original form and texture”. [2015]

„Paulina Tkaczyk is an outstanding interpreter and an eloquent defender of this set of sonatas." [2015]

„For her debut record Paulina Tkaczyk chose the kind of music she enjoys and which ideally corresponds to her temperament”. [2015]

„Both the choice of the pieces and their interpretation of supreme artistic merit are evidence to the greatness of this young music group, whose careful preparation of the program, great musicianship and the ability to combine knowledge with a sense of aesthetics are indeed very impressive." [2013]

„Most interesting were the solo displays performed by the harpsichord player [Paulina Tkaczyk]. She is an artist worth noting, as she has much interesting to say”. [2009]

„In the first part of the evening the performers of solo parts of Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach's concerts shone – a young harpsichord player from Krakow Paulina Tkaczyk (...)”. [2009]

„(...) Paulina Tkaczyk - harpsichord, who performed C. Ph. E. Bach's „Variations on 'La Folia” with a virtuoso verve". [2008]

„On Wednesday Paulina Tkaczyk manifested her talents as a soloist and chamber player in an interesting way (...)”  [2002]