Molendowska Samojlo - Songs - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Thanks to Joseph Herter and the materials he provided, after almost twenty years the achievements and figure of the post-Romantic emigrant composer Zygmunt Stojowski emerged from the depths of oblivion, regaining his rightful position in the musical history of the Polish nation. Zygmunt Stojowski is increasingly recognized and appreciated as a composer, pianist and an outstanding teacher. His piano, symphonic and chamber music is an object of research, and is increasingly appearing in concert hall programs. Meanwhile, in published materials and manuscript that make up Stojowski's compositional output, vocal forms (mainly songs) appear constantly, albeit irregularly, among various instrumental forms. Stojowski, as a student of Wladyslaw Zelenski in Kraków, was brought up in the spirit of the Romantic tradition, which both appreciated and used the form of song, so it is not surprising that they also can be found among Zygmunt Stojowski's compositions. On this new , his songs are interpreted by soprano Magdalena Molendowska and pianist Julia Samojlo. Album Tracks 1. Serenada 2. 6 melodii na glos i fortepian Op. 33~Gdzie jest twój sen? 3. 6 melodii na glos i fortepian Op. 33~Mów do mnie jeszcze... 4. 6 melodii na glos i fortepian Op. 33~Gdybys ty byla 5. 6 melodii na glos i fortepian Op. 33~Na mej duszy strunach 6. 6 melodii na glos i fortepian Op. 33~Pozegnanie 7. 6 melodii na glos i fortepian Op. 33~Niechaj jej niebo swieci blekitnie 8. Flûte muette 9. Euphonies 10. À Stella 11. 5 piesni na glos i fortepian Op. 11~Letni wieczór 12. 5 piesni na glos i fortepian Op. 11~Wedrowalo sobie slonko 13. 5 piesni na glos i fortepian Op. 11~Nie bede cie rwala 14. 5 piesni na glos i fortepian Op. 11~Ach, jak mi smutno 15. 5 piesni na glos i fortepian Op. 11~Siedzi ptaszek na drzewie 16. Tesknota 17. Szkoda 18. Niegodziwy 19. Krakowiak 20.