Jan Trubecki

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Jan Trubecki

Noble Family

Trubecki

Coat of Arms

Trubecki, Pogoń Litewska

Parents

Vladimir Waloc Trubetsky
Lydia Maripuu

Consorts

Leili Rikk

Children

With Leili Rikk:
Tõnu Trubetsky, Toomas Trubetsky

Date of Birth

29 December 1938

Place of Birth

Tallinn

Jan Trubecki (Jaan Trubetsky; 29 December 1938 Tallinn) is a Polish-Ruthenian bayan player, noted for his performances of Frédéric Chopin's and Michał Kleofas Ogiński's preludes and fugues. Jan Trubecki belongs to a noble family, but since he was born in 1938 and the titles of Polish nobility were officially abolished in 1921, he has never enjoyed the privileges of being a noble.