Witold Lutoslawski

Preludi di danza, per clarinetto e pianoforte, è un'imponente opera da camera di Witold Lutoslawski. I cinque movimenti che compongono l'opera si basano su canzoni popolari della Polonia settentrional...

Composed at the request of the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra and first performed by Pinchas Zucherman and Marc Neikrug in January 1985 in Minnesota, USA, Duration c. 15 mins.

The Holly And The Ivy arranged by Witold Lutoslawski for unison Voices and Piano.

The edition is part of the Trinity syllabus 2007 (grade 5 & performer's certificate)

First performed in April 1981 by Ronan Jablonski and Krystyna Brucinska in Warsaw.

Subito - literally meaning 'suddenly' - is a virtuosic scherzo filled with dazzling colours. The title itself defines the character of this work. Its expression is shaped by violent changes of tempo a...

First performed in 1970 by Mstislav Rostropovich, to whom the work is dedicated, with the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra conducted by Edward Downes.

A short, 3 minute piece d'occasion written in 1951 for Tadeusz Ochlewski, director of Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne.

For four violins. Edited by Irena Dubiska. Score and single parts.

Janusz Wojtarowicz - accordionist, composer, arranger, music producer, author of music for theatre and film, founder and member of the accordion group MOTION TRIO. He was the creator of the idea that...

Twenty charming and inventive carols for unison singing and piano reduction. The harmonies in the piano accompaniment complement the diatonic melodies. Full Score and Instrumental parts on hire. Key S...

Written for unison voices and piano. Polish titlesNo. 1-Przybiezeli do BetlejemNo. 2-Wzlobie lezy.

Lutoslawski: Strawchain & Other Songs was written in 1951 for Polish Radio, Strawchain & Other songs presents a series of contrasting songs about nature and people. Strawchain itself is a set of varia...

Spring by the Polish composer Witold Lutosławski, arranged for Unison Voice and Piano by Richard Steinitz.

Four traditional Polish children's songs for unison voices and piano, with music by Witold Lutosławski. Translated and arranged by Richard Steinitz.