The songs are for male choir and are a new arrangement of earlier compositions: Gdzie się wybziros panie Nichale / Why are you come (Pocóżeście przyjechali moi mili goście) / Pocóżeście kawalirzy przyszli / Przyślizwa tu przyśli, to nas przyzitojta.
This is a song for three equal voices with lyrics by poet Julian Tuwim.
A song for solo soprano, choir and chamber orchestra aimed at amateur choirs.
Kurpie Triptych consists of three songs for solo voices, choir and a folk band and was commissioned by the Polish Radio. It is aimed at more experienced amateur choirs because of its technical level.
This mass was composed at the request of Janusz Dąbrowski, conductor of Międzyuczelniany Chór Akademicki, on the 1oth anniversary of the choir. This piece was composed specifically for liturgical texts.
Cantata for four voices, choir and orchestra with lyrics from Ode To Youth (Oda do mÅ‚odoÅ›ci)  by Romantic Polish national poet Adam Mickiewicz (1978-1855). It was a diploma work of the composer at the Department of Composition at PWSM in Åódź in June 1950. The composition is in classic modernism style and Read more
Cantata for four voices, choir and orchestra with lyrics from Ode To Youth (Oda do młodości) by Romantic Polish national poet Adam Mickiewicz (1978-1855). The piece was composed for the Mixed Choir Surma on its 60th anniversary. It is a modernised version of the diploma work of the composer which Read more
Composition was commissioned by a Committee organising the 500th Anniversary of Birth of Nicolaus Copernicus. The oratorio was composed for selected texts and texts by Stefan Polom, that were translated to Latin by Prof. Wiktor Steffen, and it requires a large ensemble of artists – about 200 persons. Read more
This anthem was arranged for choir and orchestra with lyrics by Jan Chojnacki. Another version of this composition was written for men’s choir and piano.
This is a song of Virgin Mary. It was also arranged for two other choir sets.
This is a song of Virgin Mary. It was also arranged for two other choir sets.
This is a song of Virgin Mary. It was also arranged for two other choir sets.
Red Åódź – original title Czerwona Åódź – is a small cantata for choir and orchestra composed at the request of Åódź Singers Society (Åódzki ZwiÄ…zek Åšpiewaczy). It is a simple texture elaboration on proletariat folk aimed at amateur choirs.
The name of the composition refers to the name of a street in Åódź where in the mid XIX century a dyeing factory of Lange, later Geyer, was situated. Discharge from the factory was red and was flowing freely along the pavements. Hence the name of the street – Red Street. Sewage system was put in place in 1937 but the name remained.
Words of the song were likely to be written during a thatcher strike in 1932.
Published in Bibliotka Organisty No. 2 in 1957.
Published in Bibliotka Organisty No. 2 in 1957.
One movement song for two voices choir. It was also transcripted for 3 voice mixed choir and for 4 voice mixed choir.