Józef Elsner – Chamber Works on period instruments
This album showcases Józef Elsner’s chamber works, highlighting his mastery of the Viennese style, contributions to the ‘Polish style’, and skill as a violinist.
This album showcases Józef Elsner’s chamber works, highlighting his mastery of the Viennese style, contributions to the ‘Polish style’, and skill as a violinist.
Rafał Augustyn – composer, music critic, translator, and pianist, celebrated for his versatility and witty use of language. A respected collaborator, open to performers’ ideas.
The album highlights the diversity of Neoclassicism and tonality in North American music, with the trumpet bridging traditions from Ives and Copland to modern composers.
Andrzej Panufnik’s choral works blend Polish themes with sacred influences. This album features the meditative "Song to the Virgin Mary" and the groundbreaking "Universal Prayer".
"Reflection" pays tribute to Polish composers, presenting their works through personal emotions and interpretations, offering a journey into self-discovery.
This album highlights the unique sound of the double bass in original transcriptions of Joachim Stutschewsky’s works, offering an intimate and fresh interpretation of cello music.
This album features Mieczysław Weinberg’s chamber works, including two Sonatas and the premiere recording of Trio Op. 48, blending Polish-Jewish roots with Moscow’s musical heritage.
This album explores Hungarian modern music, inspired by the folklore and modernist brilliance of Bartók, Ligeti, and Kurtág, highlighting the richness of Hungary’s unique idiom.
The album explores Mykola Dyletsky’s works, blending Eastern liturgy with Western compositional techniques, showcasing the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth’s impact on Ukrainian polyphony.
This album explores the dance of death through works by Brahms, Reger, and Bach, offering musical and philosophical reflections on mortality, culture, and transformation.