Marzena Diakun rapidly gained international acclaim after substituting Mikko Franck for several concerts with Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France during her assistantship in Paris in the 2015/16 season. Some of these concerts were broadcasted by France Musique and Medici.tv.
She approved her international level receiving second prize at the prestigious 59th Prague Spring Competition for Conductors in Czech Republic and second prize at the 9th Fitelberg International Competition for Conductors in Poland (2012). She was awarded by the 4th International Lutoslawski Conducting Competition (2006).
I. J. Paderewski Overture for orchestra
I. J. Paderewski Piano concerto a-moll op. 17
I. J. Paderewski Polish Phantasy op. 19 for piano and orchestra
Peter Jablonski - piano
Eduard Kunz - piano
Warsaw Philharmonic
E. Sikora Miniatures
F. Chopin Nocturne No. 20 C sharp Minor op. posthume
G. Bacewicz Violin Concerto No. 5
P. Tchaïkovski Symphony No. 3 « Polish »
Orchestre Pasdeloup
Jubilee of 70 years of Koszalin Music School
S. Moniuszko Mazur from opera "Straszny dwór"
S. Moniuszko "Ten zegar stary" from Opera "Straszny Dwór"
G. Rossini aria "La Calunnia"
G. Bacewicz Divertimento
H. Wieniawski Polonez in D Major
M. Ravel Bolero
Łukasz Jakóbczyk - bas
Agata Szymczewska - violin
Koszalin School of Music Symphony Orchestra
During the award ceremony in Warsaw broadcasted by TVN television, Marzena Diakun got the prize "Paszport Polityki" in the category classical music.
Marzena Diakun has been recently decorated with the medal of the Order of Cultural Merit by the President and the Minister of Culture of Poland.
