The Press of Europe, Asia, Australia, and South America have described Zeidwig as "breathtaking, poetic, sensational, genius and perfect". Domestic reviews have been equally enthusiastic: "Masterful, thrilling, mesmerizing, extraordinary, and uplifting".

Zeidwig has been featured on primetime global TV on 6 continents in the cities of London, Paris, Rome, Geneva, Madrid, Barcelona, Seville, Amsterdam, Roderdam, Budapest, Athens, Moscow, Montreal, Toronto, Koln, Munich, Melbourne, Sydney, Santiago, Bogota, Tokyo, Kyoto, and Cardiff.

Zeidwig, 2017 ABC Gong Show Winner Headlined for: GRMA 2016, Westinghouse, HP 5 times, Phillips Corporation, Boy Scouts of America (twice), Allied Signal, CN (Twice), IBM in the 10,000 seat Arena at Mandalay Bay Las Vegas for "Information On Demand", The Tropicana in Atlantic City for a 5-week run with his One-Man-Show "Beethoven's Not Dead", Tropicana in Las Vegas, The Lodge at Pebble Beach, The Greenbrier, Southern Hills, Ponte Vedra, Turnberry, Everglades Club in Palm Beach, and for the Royal Family at their Sporting Club in Monaco.

Zeidwig was a guest celebrity on The Oscars Red Carpet at the Palms in Las Vegas.

American Entertainment Magazine Nominated Zeidwig for "Best Novelty Act.” Zeidwig was Nominated twice and received a Newby Award for Best New Production "The Debut" premiering at Harvard University.

Received a 2 year broadcast contract with PBS NY for two film shorts: ”Baroque” and “The Practice Session”— which he produced, directed, performed, and distributed worldwide by Coe Films NY.

Sold out at Carnegie Hall twice, and was a guest soloist with The Munich Philharmonic, Nuremberg Symphony, Boston Pops, and numerous others worldwide performing major works by Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Mendelssohn, Liszt, Franck, Grieg, Tchaikovsky, Saint Seans, Rachmaninoff, and Gershwin.

Zeidwig also conducted members of the New York Philharmonic at the Arcady Music Festival during his portrayal of Mozart and Bach.

Zeidwig received a Fellowship at the Aspen Music Festival, and was awarded the First Boris Roubakine Memorial Scholarship at the Banff Festival, its highest honor. The List Magazine voted Zeidwig's act in the top 5 at the Edinburgh Festival. He attended McGill University and Juilliard.