Mónica Zubczuk

He performed concerts as a soloist and with orchestras in numerous venues throughout the country and abroad. A Cycle with Concerts by Mozart and Concerts No. 1 by Chopin and Liszt stand out.

Among its venues in Buenos Aires are the Colón Theater, the Usina del Arte, the Hall of Honor and the Argentina Hall of the CCK, the Beethoven Foundation, the Fernandez Blanco Museum, the National Library, the Stock Exchange and the Law School, among others.

It has also been presented in inland cities: Concepción del Uruguay, Córdoba, Rosario, Tucumán, Mendoza, Neuquén, Bariloche, Junín and San Martín de los Andes.

He participated in the 2nd and 3rd International Music Festival of Buenos Aires (1997-98), the 2002 Martha Argerich Festival, and the Third National Festival of Pianists of Mar del Plata 2011, with the honor of performing the Tribute Concert to Manuel Rego at the Colon Theater.

Also, he was part as interpreter and speaker in 2010 and 2014 respectively, of the two International Piano Congresses organized by UnCuyo and the National University of Art in Bs.As. In 2010 he made several recitals such as Homage to F. Chopin, presenting his Ballads, Polonaises and the Concerto with Orchestra in Mi m.

With a European and Argentine repertoire, he recorded four solo albums presented and disseminated in Argentina and Canada; also in Italy and Croatia, where in 2014, he held master classes and a series of concerts.

The record of the Four Ballads, Andante Spianato and Great Polonaise Brilliant Op. 22 by Chopin, the Sonata in Si m by Liszt, 6 Pieces Op.118 by Brahms, Carnaval by Schumann and works by the Argentine composers Alberto Williams and Carlos stand out. Guastavino.

In chamber music, from 2012 to 2018 he has formed a duet with violinist Alejandro Schaikis de la Orq. National Symphony. Together they offered concerts and classes throughout Argentina and Brazil. They also made recordings of Argentine repertoire and Sonatas by Mozart, Brahms, Franck, Elgar and Fauré.