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La scala solo is a composition consisting of two contrasting layers - 'two different worlds'. In order to distinguish them more clearly for the performer, I wrote each of them out separately. I recomm...

As a tuba teacher in primary and secondary schools of music and a lecturer on the Instrumental Department of Cracow Academy of Music for many years, I have encountered considerable difficulty in acqui...

Written within throughly romantic style Melody is a highly attractive example of the composers typically elegant melodic writing, strong sense of structural proportion and lush romantic harmonies. The...

Three-movement work written at the beginning of the 30s while composer was studying composition in Warsaw and Paris. The opening Allegro is remarkably lively, dancing and lyrical. Thanks to the counte...

The first version of the Sonata for violin and piano was written in the autumn of 2008, when I had the opportunity to work with the violinist Robert Bachara, who was pursuing his doctoral studies at W...

Completed in 1977, the miniature Eidos I for solo violin opens a cycle of short, but extremely complicated compositions written by Barbara Buczek at lengthy intervals of time. In each of them, the com...

Berceuse, published in 1880, comes from the Warsaw period of activity of Władysław Żeleński. The composer, first employed at Warsaw Institute of Music and then as a chair of Warsaw Society of Music, r...

Neopolis Concertino is a chamber version of Neopolis Concerto, written to commission for the Baltic Neopolis Orchestra in 2017. As in the concerto, the solo part in the chamber version is intended for...

The Caprices, op.27 are very developed pieces. Each of them lasts a dozen minutes and consists of several smaller sections, differentiated in regard to the character nad expression. In them, we can fi...

The cycle of Three Caprices, op. 29 by Karol Lipiński is definitely one of the most popular, recognised and frequently performed compositions by this outstanding Polish virtuoso. The work was written...