​Natalia Brzewska

Natalia Brzewska

is a Polish violinist currently living in Barcelona, Spain.

She was introduced to the world of classical music through a family tradition. She began her adventure with violin in Warsaw under the eyes of her grandfather’s disciples. However, to continue her education and to discover varied approaches to music thought the world she chose to study at the Mount Royal University in Calgary Canada to obtain Music Performance Diploma; Liceu Conservatory in Barcelona Spain finishing with Grado Superior and the Royal Conservatory of Music in Brussels Belgium getting the highest distinction for her Masters Degree and Pedagogy Diploma.  

She has won various awards and scholarships throughout her career, including solo and chamber music competitions. To name a few: Grand Prize in the Kamploops Festival, Canada; First Prize in the Acordes Caja Madrid competition, Spain; the Foundation Pedro y Pons award and Chopin Foundation scholarship.

She has worked principally with Luxembourg Philharmonic Orchestra, Belgium Chamber orchestra, BOHO Players and currently collaborates with the Orchestra of the Grand Theater of Liceu in Barcelona, Spain.

In search for a deeper understanding of the art of violin she has participated in numerous master classes, among them: Morningside Music Bridge, Canada; Pau Casals Academy in Prades, France; International Masterclasses in Lancut, Poland.

She has toured throughout Europe, America and Asia performing solo repertoire closest to her heart named  “Homage to Polish composers”, as well as traditional Spanish music with Evoeh Sextet, contemporary quartet repertoire with Amôn Quartet and classical piano trio works with Trio Esprit.

She has great passion for teaching music to the youngest generation and loves learning new languages.

She plays on her grandfather’s violin inscribed as Peccatte Dominique.