Paweł Mykietyn
In Mykietyn’s earlier works, it was harmony that provided the ‘stem cells’ of the composer’s music.
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15 May 2017
Solo concert with orchestra
Witold Lutosławski – Opera omnia 06
Continuation of „Witold Lutosławski – Opera omnia“ series. Two major works on the CD.
15 April 2014
Paweł MYkietyn – MY Piano
There exists (…) a certain instrument, that is to say: a musical medium of realization – through which music, while becoming audible to the sense of hearing, does so in a quasi non-sensory
22 January 2014
Warsaw Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra – Jubilee Concert
Warsaw Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra celebrated its tenth anniversary with a solemn concert, held on 6th December 2011 in Warsaw Philharmonic Concert Hall.
17 February 2012
Witold Lutosławski – Opera Omnia 03
Preludes and Fugue and Double Concerto, works of maturity, though not yet of old age, are above all music for adults, whose appraisal requires thought, patience and restraint.
20 May 2011
Sinfonia Iuventus and its soloists vol I
I would like to thank everyone for their work on this CD, and in particular – Maestro Gabriel Chmura for accepting the challenge and bestowing a special, unique character on the first project in our series.
19 June 2010
The 6th Ludwig van Beethoven Easter Festival Beethoven – Schubert – Chopin: In Search for the Expression of Own Existence
The exposition and the entire first move dazzle not so much by the abundance of themes and episodes as by the freedom and the mastery with which this highly varied material is transformed into a uniform, crack-less whole.
20 October 2006
F. T. Schlimé, The New Bach Players – J. S. Bach – The Complete Keyboard Concertos
An astonishing traversal of Bach’s seven concertos for keyboard and strings, played in concert and recorded live as part of the Arsenal’s cross-borders program METZ-ARSENAL.
5 October 2003
Wojciech Kilar
Listening to the recordings from this CD you may think of the sources of inspiration, tradition and roots.
13 December 2002
Warsaw Philharmonic Archive, CD #5
Two great creations by David Oistrakh accompanied by the Symphonic Orchestra of the National Philharmonic under Witold Rowicki and Karol Stryja.
8 November 2002