During the years 1980-1992 he attended the K. Lipinski State Music School of the 1st and 2nd degree in Lublin. After graduating with very good results the class of prof. Corelli, in 1992 he started his studies at the Academy of Music in Lodz at the Department of Instrumental and Vocal-Acting Contracting Works in the Department of Piano, in the class of Prof.. Zbigniew Lasocki. In 1997, with very good results he graduated from Music Academy and received a diploma of Master of Arts. During his studies with very good results he obtained additional qualifications in the field of chamber music, and graduated from the Pedagogical Department in the Vocal and Instrumental Faculty.
In the same year he was hired as an assistant in the Department of Education in Instrumental Faculty of Arts at the Maria Curie - Sklodowska University in Lublin. This is his current workplace. He teaches piano in two specializations: Art Education (stationary and non-stationary studies) and Jazz and Stage Music- (evening classes)
His artistic career began during his studies and he is still giving concerts in Poland as a soloist, chamber musician (also abroad), orchestral musician and an accompanist both in the classes taught at the University as well as outside of it.
He cooperates with Chamber Orchestra and the Wieniawski Lublin Philharmonic Orchestra, with the accompaniment of which as a soloist participated in the Lublin premiere of Piano Concert in D flat major of Aram Chaczaturiana and in Concert in D minor for two pianos by Poulenc. Several performances of his chamber pieces were placed on released CD in 2005 by the University in Lublin.
Apart from artistic and teaching activities he takes up the organization works aimed at promoting the music culture in the academic environment of Lublin. He is a co-organizer of concerts in the academic environment and sat on the jury at many prestigious competitions of different genres of music, he takes an active part in the work for the Lublin artistic community by taking actions to promote any cultural initiatives.
In 2008, he received the PhD title (PhD thesis entitled "Between the author's recording and stage performing - a space of arbitrariness in pedaling piano pieces with an example: Sonata No. 3 op.2 L. van Beethoven, Sonata in F minor, and Brahms's Sonata VII S . Prokofiev ").
