Contact Bartek Dzikowski:
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Warsaw locations: Wilanów, Sadyba, Mokotów, Ursynów, Konstancin.
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Bartek Dzikowski
Professional Music Educator and Recording Artist
Are you looking for a professional who understands the unique needs of expat families in Warsaw?
Expert Music Tuition for the International Community
With over 20 years of experience in international education, including my tenure as a music teacher at the American School of Warsaw, I offer high-level guitar and vocal instruction conducted entirely in English.
A Unique Pedagogical Approach
My teaching philosophy is built on the belief that learning happens best in a friendly, positive, and non-stress atmosphere. As a Master of Arts in Music Education and a certified Clinical Music Therapist (trained under Dr. Elżbieta Galińska), I integrate Social Skills Training (SST) and music therapy techniques into my lessons.
This ensures that every session not only builds musical skill but also fosters confidence, emotional balance, and a genuine passion for creativity. I prioritize building strong, professional relationships with both students and parents.
Professional Studio Experience
Classes can be held in a professional recording studio setting, giving students hands-on experience with stage technology and pro-grade equipment. For added convenience, I offer home visits in specific Warsaw areas, including:
- Wilanów
- Sadyba
- Mokotów
- Ursynów
- Konstancin
The Artist Behind the Teacher
Beyond education, I am an active songwriter, singer, and guitarist. My music, praised by legendary broadcasters like Wojciech Mann and Jan Chojnacki, is an energetic blend of melodic storytelling and natural grooves.
Inspired by icons such as Peter Gabriel, David Bowie, Pink Floyd, Radiohead, Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan, Chris Stapleton, and the Derek Trucks Band, my artistic work serves as a "mirror"—reflecting universal emotions through an intimate, acoustic lens.
This real-world creative experience allows me to mentor students not just as pupils, but as future artists, helping them find their own musical identity.