Jan Widlarz

Jan Widlarz (born 24 June 2002) is a Polish pianist.

Biography He comes from a musical family; his mother took up a job as a music teacher. He studied at the under the supervision of Irina Rumiancewa-Dabrowski.

As a soloist, he played with the Polish Radio Symphony Orchestra and the Świętokrzyska Philharmonic Orchestra. He has given concerts, among others, at the birthplace of Frédéric Chopin in Żelazowa Wola, the Fryderyk Chopin Museum in Warsaw, the Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra in Katowice

He received 2nd place in the International Béla Bartók Piano Competition (2010), 1st place in the Warsaw Piano Competition (2011), 1st place in the “Master of the Keyboard” Competition in Warsaw (2011), 1st place in the Bach Competition in Warsaw (2012), 3rd place in the National CEA Auditions (2013), 1st place in the International Janina Garścia Competition in Stalowa Wola (2014), 1st place in the “From Bach to Szymanowski” Competition in Warsaw (2015).

He received 2nd prize in the Roma International Piano Competition (2016), 3rd prize in the "Master of the Keyboard" Competition in Warsaw (2017), 3rd prize in the M. Moszkowski International Competition in Kielce (2017), 3rd prize in the International Piano Competition in Augustów (2018), 1st prize of the K. and A. Szafranek National Forum of Young Instrumentalists in Rybnik (2018), 3rd prize in the J. Brahms International Chamber Music Competition in Gdańsk In 2018 he received the scholarship of the Minister of Culture and Art.

In 2024 he received medal of honor at the 69th Maria Canals International Music Competition in Barcelona.