Ushaw Historic House
Woodland RoadInternationally acclaimed pianist and conductor Janusz Piotrowicz, founder of the Orchestra of the World and the Ripon International Festival, brings his artistry to Ushaw Historic House in a rare live performance, following a career that has included landmark concerts at the Royal Albert Hall and across the globe.
Janusz Piotrowicz made his concerto début at Windsor Castle with Rachmaninov’s Third and his London recital début with Chopin and Brahms. After winning the Nawrocki Prize at the 1975 Warsaw International Chopin Competition, he launched an international career of up to 300 performances a year, often presenting epic programmes such as the complete Beethoven Sonatas and Concertos and major Chopin cycles. In 1994, he performed before 5,000 at the Chopin Memorial in Warsaw on the 50th anniversary of the Uprising.
He is founder and conductor of the Orchestra of the World (L'Orchestre du Monde), directing landmark concerts at the Royal Albert Hall and with leading UK orchestras, including complete Beethoven symphony cycles. Piotrowicz also founded the Ripon International Festival and The World Trust, supporting humanitarian and educational causes worldwide.
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Wed, Mar 25, 2026 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Ushaw Historic House
Woodland Road
Ushaw Historic House, Chapels & Gardens is an independent charity set in a majestic estate of 500 acres, hidden for 200 years in the heart of the Durham countryside. A unique heritage and visitor attraction, our glorious Georgian and Victorian Gothic architecture and stunning grounds make Ushaw the perfect place for families to explore and enjoy throughout the seasons.
Discover more about Ushaw by visiting: ushaw.org