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Dr. Roman Placzek
cellist * educator * composer * organizer * executive Czech-American cellist Roman Placzek, DMA, exudes passion and artistry in every note he plays, flourishing as a chamber musician and a vital member of the Nezhdanova-Placzek Duo alongside his life partner, the talented pianist Dr. Elena Nezhdanova. A revered cellist and devoted music educator, he imparts his profound insights through "The Physiology of Cello Playing," where he unveils the transformative BumbleBee Method. This revolutionary approach inspires both players and listeners alike. Roman's journey as a composer intricately weaves a rich tapestry into his vibrant musical career. His performances resonate with depth and emotion, sharing the stage with an illustrious roster of world-renowned artists, including American violinists James Buswell and Charles Treger, the brilliant Russian pianist Konstantin Lifschitz, the charismatic British actor Corin Redgrave, and the iconic American singer Roberta Flack. Each collaboration is a testament to his remarkable artistic versatility. Masterclasses with legendary figures such as Yo-Yo Ma, Carlos Prieto, Nathaniel Rosen, and Charles Treger have further polished his exceptional skills, allowing him to reach new heights in his craft. Beyond the stage, Dr. Placzek ignites creativity and passion as the visionary founder and co-owner of BumbleBee Notes™ Inc., a thriving music corporation nestled in Manlius, NY. As CEO, chief publisher, and cello instructor, he shapes the aspirations of aspiring musicians, guiding them to explore and unleash their own artistic potential. |
Biography
Roman started his musical journey at age five when he was enrolled in the Kodály preparatory music education class at a local People's School of the Arts in his birth town of Jeseník in the Czech Republic. ... to be continued...
Roman started his musical journey at age five when he was enrolled in the Kodály preparatory music education class at a local People's School of the Arts in his birth town of Jeseník in the Czech Republic. ... to be continued...
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