Katia Bronska is Polish by birth, Parisian by adoption. Acclaimed by the critics, she has captivated audiences around the world, meeting with success and triumph in great cities such as Paris, New York and London.

Her music shows a fascinating personality. She has caught the attention of great musicians such as Yehudi Menuhin, who wrote: "I have just heard Katia Bronska and I am thrilled! She plays Chopin's works with a precise and intrinsic rubato, with a tempo that leads you from one enchanting moment to the next." She was an exceptionally gifted child, who received the gold medal in Poland's National Piano Competition for Promising Young Talent at the age 12. She studied with the great piano teachers Krystyna Jastrzebska and Zbigniew Sliwinski, before going to work with some of the most distinguished professors in St Petersburg. She was awarded the Grand Prix of the Fondation de France (Prix Charles Oulmont) in 1987. Katia Bronska likes to perform in intimate communion with places and people. In her concerts she has her captivated listeners in raptures of emotion.