Paweł Łukaszewski

Commissioned by the King's Singers.

SATB arrangement of this haunting sacred choral work. Includes a Piano part for rehearsal purposes.

Two motets by the Polish composer Pawel Lukaszewski, arranged for SATB acapella. Crucem tuam adoramus, Domine and Memento mei, Domine.

Arioso is one of the fundamental elements of opera and represents an intermediate form between aria and recitative. Pawel Lukaszewski's Arioso refers to the glorious tradition of the Baroque master Jo...

Kurpian Impressions is a work of a didactic character, from the youthful period in the oeuvre of Pawe? ?ukaszewski. It is distinguished by its vitality and lightness. The composer introduces an intere...

The lullaby flourished as a musical form during the twentieth century. Pawel Lukaszewski's Lullaby is characterised by a vocal-style leading of the melodic line, beautiful, lyrical phrasing and atmosp...

Wings Concertino is a chamber version of Wings Concerto , originally composed for two flutes and chamber orchestra. This work was written in a charming convention. The combination of a light neoclassi...

Idiom ist ein Werk mit einer äußerst interessanten harmonischen und rhythmischen Struktur, die charakteristisch für Paweł Łukaszewskis individuellen Kompositionsstil ist. Es wurde für Flöte oder Picco...

Wings Concertino ist eine Kammerversion von Wings Concerto , das ursprünglich für zwei Flöten und Kammerorchester komponiert wurde. Dieses Werk wurde in einer charmanten Konvention geschrieben. Die Ko...

Award-winning contemporary Polish composer Pawel Lukaszewski is highly celebrated as a creator of sacred Choral music. His style owes everything to the great traditions of Western music, though his ha...

SATB arrangement of this haunting sacred choral work. Includes a Piano part for rehearsal purposes.

Pawel Lukaszewski is a Polish composer specialising in sacred and choral music. His works have been performed all around the globe, and he has won awards for his work including first prize at the Fred...

Pawel Lukazewski is a Polish composer specialising in sacred and choral music. His works have been performed all around the globe, and he has won awards for his work including first prize at the Frede...

The antiphon 'O Sapientia' (with a text from the Old Testament Book of Wisdom) bears testimony to Pawel Lukaszewski's genuine artistry and to his fascinating, very individual musical imagination as an...

This piece for double choir (which has a companion Ave maris stella devised for separate performance) is grounded in traditional harmonic progression. An astonishing build-up of devotional intensity i...

O Adonai was dedicated to Stanislaw Moryto. The antiphon was an award winner at the F. Nowowiejski ZAiKS competition in Warsaw in 1996. The first performance took place during the Gaude Mater VII Inte...

This antiphon was created during the period of 1996 to 1998. It is dedicated to Jan Lukaszewski and the Schola Cantorum Gedanensis, the ensemble which performed the piece for the first time in 1997 at...

This antiphon was written in 1997, and was given its premiere by the Eric Ericson Chamber Choir - the ensemble to which it was dedicated - conducted by Eric Ericson, winner of the so-called 'Music Nob...

This composition was conceived in the period of 1997 to 1998. There is also a version for female choir a cappella dedicated to Violetta Bieleka and Schola Cantorum Bialostociensis from Bialystok, who...

For double SATB choir, unaccompanied. Commissioned by CoMA, London, UK, with funds from the Performing Rights Foundation and subscribers to CoMA's CoMmissioning Scheme.

Pawe?‚ ?ukaszewski 's Beati for SSAATTBB choir unaccompanied. Commissioned by YL Male Voice Choir, Ylioppilaskunnan Laulajat, Finland. Duration: 7 minutes 30 seconds.

Pawe?‚ ?ukaszewski 's Cantate Domino for SATB choir unaccompanied. Commissioned by Brady Allred and Salt Lake Vocal Artists, USA.

Pawe?‚ ?ukaszewski 's Daylight Declines for SATB choir unaccompanied. Daylight Declines was commissioned by the Canatrix Choir, the Netherlands, and features a translation of an original text by Andrz...