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Students demonstrate mastery of music at recital

Marissa Lerer, owner of The Listening Booth, introduces Krystian Jamrozek and his students. TED PFIRRMANN PHOTOS
Ted Pfirrmann
January 24, 2024

In an afternoon of musical excellence, students of Krystian Jamrozek showcased their talents during a piano recital held at The Listening Booth in the Tanger Surfside outlet. The Jan. 20 event left the audience charmed by the virtuoso performances.

Jamrozek, a distinguished pianist and instructor, has been instrumental in nurturing the talents of these young musicians. This recital was a testament to the dedication and hard work put in by both the students and their mentor, and the results were impressive.

As the final notes resonated through the venue, the audience erupted into applause, expressing their appreciation for the extraordinary talent displayed on stage. Jamrozek, visibly proud of his students, joined them to present their well-earned certificates of achievement.

For more information on Jamrozek’s classes, go to facebook.com/KJpianolessons.

Krystian Jamrozek has been a piano and voice instructor since he graduated college eight years ago, but he moved to this area about two years ago.
Krystian Jamrozek accompanies Olivia Winstead, age 13, as she performs the vocals to “Caro Mio Ben” by Giuseppe Giordani.
Neil Shenoy, age 11, performs “Andante con moto” by James Bastien.
Abigail Tatem, age 10, prepares to perform “Allegretto No. 17” by Ferdinand Beyer.
“Spring Song” by Felix Mendelssohn is performed by Bruno Camarco, age 15.
Krystian Jamrozek plays a waltz by Herman Berens with Addison Lerer, age 10.
Eliza Winstead, age 11, elects to play something a little more contemporary, “I Just Can’t Wait to be King” from “The Lion King.”
Students receiving certificates from their instructor Krystian Jamrozek, far right, are (l-r) Neil Shenoy, 11; Abigail Tatem, 10; Eliza Winstead, 11; Bruno Camarco, 15; Olivia Winstead, 13; and Addison Lerer, 10.

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