Adam Stadnicki — a Polish conductor, educator, and music public figure. Born in 1984, he graduated from the Fryderyk Chopin Institute of Music in Warsaw, where he studied conducting under Professor Boris Broytman. He further honed his skills in masterclasses with renowned teachers such as Yuri Simonov, Jorma Panula, and Mark Gorenstein.
From 2012 to 2017, he served as the chief conductor and artistic director of the National Philharmonic Orchestra in Poznań. He has also collaborated with ensembles such as the Silesian Philharmonic Orchestra, the Kraków Philharmonic Orchestra, and international orchestras including the Russian National Orchestra.
Stadnicki is actively involved in music education and outreach. He is the author of television and radio programs dedicated to classical music and is known for educational projects aimed at introducing young audiences to symphonic music.
His repertoire spans from Baroque to contemporary music, and his conducting style is marked by clarity, dynamism, and a deep understanding of the score.
Under his leadership, the orchestra significantly improved its professional level, expanded its repertoire, and strengthened its position on both national and international stages.
He has worked with renowned ensembles such as the Silesian Philharmonic Orchestra, Kraków Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Russian National Orchestra, reflecting his high professional standards and recognition in the music world.
Stadnicki created and implemented a number of initiatives aimed at promoting symphonic music to young audiences, including television and radio programs, lectures, and special concerts for schoolchildren.
Stadnicki studied under esteemed mentors such as Yuri Simonov, Jorma Panula, and Mark Gorenstein, which played a crucial role in shaping his conducting style and methodology.
His performances of works spanning different musical eras have received high praise from critics and audiences alike, establishing him as one of the most versatile conductors of his generation.
