Borkowski / Borkowski / Chorosinski - Solo Works - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

This Dux CD of a son conducting the works of his father offers a selection of Marian Borkowski's work from the years 1966-2005, showing his compositional development from the end of study to the present. Borkowski first applied sonorism, aphoristic nature (inspired by Webern) in his music. In later years, he was using the new tonality and musical language like reductionism and looking for new forms of expression. His son Piotr made his conducting debut in 1986, and at that time his professional career began. He conducts regularly at home and abroad, and has taught conducting in South Korea.

Bujarski / Kalinowski / Szlezer - Works for Cello & Pno [COMPACT DISCS] date 09/09/2014

Hugo Reinhold, born in Vienna in 1854, studied piano in the class of Julius Epstein and composition under the direction of Anton Bruckner. While he was still just a student, he obtained the prestigious Beethoven Award for his Suite Op. 7 for piano and string orchestra. For many years, until his death in 1935, he lectured as a professor at the Vienna State Academy of Music and Fine Arts (Staatsakademie für Musik und darstellende Kunst), educating numerous pianists. His compositions, largely forgotten today, constitute over a dozen cycles of piano pieces, single pieces for string orchestra, chamber music with the participation for the violin or the cello and a few collections of solo and choral songs. Aleksandra Milcarz graduated from the Academy of Music in Wroclaw having studied piano under Professor Grzegorz Kurzynski. Since 2008 she has worked as an accompanist at the Faculty of Music Education, Choral Art and Church Music at the Karol Lipinski Academy of Music in Wroclaw. Tomasz Bosewicz graduated from Karol Szymanowski Primary and Secondary School of Music in Wroclaw studying violin under Professor Krzysztof Bruczkowski. He is the founder and concert master of Assai Quartet, and since 2006 has worked as a musician for Witold Lutoslawski Philharmonic in Wroclaw.