Magdalena Constance Zuk made her international debut in 1999 in Paris, where she performed Mozart’s Piano Concerto in B Flat Major, KV 595 at the Grande Amphithéâtre de la Sorbonne. This was followed by Szymanowski’s Symphony Concertante at the Amaryllis Fleming Concert Hall in London under Maestro Kees Bakels. Since then Magdalena has performed by invitation at many special events including a Chopin recital at the French premiere of Roman Polanski’s film, The Pianist, recitals with the chamber orchestra at St Martin in the Fields in London, Benjamin Britten’s Young Apollo and Gerald Finzi’s Eclogue.   In 2011 Magdalena was awarded the prestigious TV Polonia Award for her outstanding promotion and representation of Polish culture on the international stage. She has over the last years toured extensively across Europe, South America and Japan. Among Magdalena’s great joys are her regular performances at the annual “Chopin Village Festival” on Shikoku Island in Japan, where she is an honoured performer. Magdalena Constance Zuk is a versatile artist whose projects blend her superior musical ability with many examples of artistic works. Her compositions, inspired by Velazquez and Turner, have been featured at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. Magdalena’s work and performances have contributed to many films and television productions including Histoire de Look for TV Arte and a large number of acclaimed Polish films.  Her solo piano album Couleur du Temps for Discovery Music & Vision was praised by Edward Greenfield in Gramophone magazine. The album Une belle histoire featured her original works for piano and voice and were recorded live in Japan, then released in collaboration with Japanese artists Yuria and Erika Matsushita. This collaboration resulted in new film projects, including A Story Sewn and Bound with a Red Thread (2020) for which Magdalena composed the music. That film received awards in Poland, England, France, Canada, Germany and the USA. Following that collaboration Magdalena composed the score for the Japanese promotional film 33 Thirty Three which was screened at the Japan Pavilion during the 75th Cannes Film Festival. In 2023 her skill of merging of various artistic genres led to her starring in the leading role of the musical Chopin 44.  Her recent engagements in projects include composing the music for the premiere of the Japanese short film MEAN ANGEL (2024) by Yuria Matsushita.   Magdalena continues to pursue concerts with collaboration in composition and singing. Her skill in the merging of various artistic genres and   exploration of diverse avenues of artistic expression and artistic excellence distinguish her in the world of contemporary music.