Wiktor Wysocki was born in March of 2004 in the city of Wrocław, Poland. At the age of two, he moved with his family to Coventry, England in search of a better life. From a young age, he was heavily involved in the arts, however pursued history more than anything as his key interest. At the age of 8, his parents signed him up for guitar lessons in his primary school, and this completely changed his life. Quickly shooting up to the top of the class, he outperformed his peers, and at the age of 11 picked up his grandfather’s old accordion, dusted it off, and began learning it on his own. For many years, music was a very on-and-off thing for him, alternating between the guitar, accordion and dabbling in songwriting, until January of 2021, where he began to focus on re-learning the classical guitar, which then led to an experiment in classical composition in May of 2021. Upon hours of turmoil, some acceptable music was produced. On a whim, Wiktor applied to conservatoires across the UK in hopes of following this path and decided to accept an offer at Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, where he started his studies in September of 2022. Performances of his music include that of all his Piano Pieces from Op.3 to Op.6 at Draper’s Hall in Coventry, played by Kevin Stannard who mentored him during his final year of Sixth form, before his studies at RBC. Wiktor also premiered his first ever piece, written for solo classical guitar during this concert, alongside the Tango Duet (part of the Op.6 collection) played as a trio between classical guitar, clarinet and piano. His music encompasses a romantic style, with some uses of minimalist features, however he attempts to a pioneer a new “Romantic-Revival” genre of music together with his orchestra, the Romantic Revival Orchestra, with whom he performed his new ‘Concerto for Two Guitars - Op.8’ in the Bradshaw Hall of the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire on the 27th of April, 2023. His music has been performed around the UK by ensembles, solo performers and choirs such as the Sitwell Singers, the Romantic Revival Orchestra, the Tapestry Collective, Aura Quartet, the Clarinet Collective, Aoife Jennions, Samantha Atkinson, Amy Hunt, Gemma Cowieson and many more. Wiktor is currently under the tuition of Andrew Toovey and Howard Skempton.  Wiktor is a Royal Birmingham Conservatoire composition student supported by the RBCA.

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He is also in touch with his roots through Polish-folk dance, as a member of ZPiT Wieśniacy. Videos of him dancing are available in the gallery on this page.