Ave Maria – for mixed choir, violin, cello and organ

This is the second version of the piece written in 1991 and this one is arranged for four voice mixed choir, violin, violoncello and organ.

Ave Maria – for 4 voice mixed choir and organ

This piece – arranged for four voice mixed choir and organ – was composed for choirs from music schools of 2nd degree in Legnica, for the Organ Conservatory in 1991. It is one movement piece with latin religious lyrics. Composer used the simplest technical measures to ensure that the piece can be performed by school choirs.

Adoro Te Devote

Adoro Te Devote is an Eucharistic song for high voice and organ composed for liturgical text of Thomas Aquinas. Mrs. Maria Wacholc described the composition in 1992 in her article as follows: “…this beautiful composition features a noble cantilena and harmonic wealth…”.

2 Psalms

These two psalms with lyrics adapted by Polish poet Leopold Staff (1878-1957) are both David’s Psalms – no. 141 Voce mea ad Dominum and no. 150 Laudate Dominum – and were commissioned by StanisÅ‚aw Moryto for the VIII Organ Festival in Koszalin. The music both in vocal and organ part is influenced Read more

5 Olsztyn Songs – for high voice and piano

This is a series of five songs (5 PieÅ›ni OlsztyÅ„skich): Gdy trzcina zaczyna pÅ‚owieć / A w tych borach olsztyÅ„skich / TyÅ› jest jezioro moje / A na skraju lasu / SpÅ‚ywajÄ… krople z ula – with lyrics by Konstanty Ildefons GaÅ‚czyÅ„ski.

 

A Soldier and an Adder

This is music for puppet theatre A Soldier and an Adder by Tamara Gabbe.

Golden Tower

This is a music for the Golden Tower, a comedy in two acts by Artur Marya Swinarski.

Golden Duck

Golden Duck is a fable with lyrics by Hanna Januszewska. The composition was commissioned by the Polish Radio. The fable was broadcasted by the Polish Radio and also recorded by Polskie Nagrania MUZA.

Green Sward

Music for the theatre play Green Sward by Jerzy Zaborowski. The play has four acts.

Stop the Train

Music for the theatre play Stop the Train by Evan McColl. Directed by Roman Sykała. The spectacle premiere took place on 8 January 1955 in Teatr Powszechny in Łódź.