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Rediscovered Polish Songs
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AP0080
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DDD - TT: 65'50"
Copyright
(R)2001, (C)2002
World Premiere Recording
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- Maksymilian Grecki (1840-1870) - The Offering
- Maksymilian Grecki (1840-1870) - Bogunka
- Maksymilian Grecki (1840-1870) - My Song at the Grey Hour
- Maksymilian Grecki (1840-1870) - To the May Breeze
- Henryk Opieński (1870-1942) - April
- Henryk Opieński (1870-1942) - The May Song
- Henryk Opieński (1870-1942) - Triolet
- Preludes op. 13 - Idzie na pola - Going through the Fields (op. 9 no. 2)
- Preludes op. 13 - Widzę ją - I Can See Her (op. 4)
- Preludes op. 13 - Lubię więdnące kwiaty - I Like Fading Flowers (op. 6)
- Preludes op. 13 - Pamiętam ciche, jasne, złote dnie - I Remember Quiet, Bright, Golden Days (op. 6)
- Preludes op. 13 - Po szerokim, po szerokim morzu - Over the Wide, Wide Sea (op. 8 no. 4)
- Preludes op. 13 - W wieczorną ciszę - Into the Evening Silence
- Preludes op. 13 - Ku mej kołysce - Towards My Cradle
- Feliks Nowowiejski (1877-1946) - The poem Roses for Sappho op. 51
- Stanisław Wiechowicz (1893-1963) - Why Are You Growing Pale?
- Stanisław Wiechowicz (1893-1963) - And Who Made You...
- Stanisław Wiechowicz (1893-1963) - That Cradle
- Tadeusz Szeligowski (1896-1963) - Green Songs - In the Aldre Forest
- Tadeusz Szeligowski (1896-1963) - Green Songs - Hop
- Andrzej Koszewski (1922) - The golden sunshine
- Andrzej Koszewski (1922) - Lullaby III
Pawlaczyk Maria,
soprano
Firlej-Kubasik Weronika,
piano
booklet:
Maria Pawlaczyk & Weronika Firlej-Kubasik (Polish, English)
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All of these composers were associated with Poznan and this recital
gives an interesting picture of Polish song-writing from the
short-lived Grecki, who based his style on Moniuszko to Opienski with
influences from R. Strauss, Wolf and Debussy, the dramatic
recitative-like "Sappho songs" of Nowowiejski and the variously
folk-inspired pieces of the remaining three composers.
Records International
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