Krzysztof Baculewski (1950-)
Meander, pour flûte seul
Capriccio piccolo en 5 mouvements pour flûte seul
Sonata primaverile, pour flûte seul
Récitatif, Aria et Choral pour 2 harpes
Muzyka alabastrowa, pour flûte et harpe
Vivace e Cantilena, pour flûte, piano et quintette à cordes

Lukasz Dlugosz, flûte
Carlos Roberto Peña Maontoya, harpe
Agata Galik, harpe
NeoQuartet

Karoline Piatkowska-Nowicka, violon
Pawel Kapica, violon
Michal Mirkewicz, alto
Kryzstof Pawloski, violoncelle

Jedrzej Kacprzyk, contrebasse
Piotr Nowicki, piano

Over the years, Krzysztof Baculewski, born on 26 December 1950, has become known not only as a great composer, but also as a publicist and teacher. Until 1974, he studied at the then Higher State School of Music in Warsaw under the supervision of Witold Rudzinski and from 1975 he continued his education in the composition class of Olivier Messiaen in Paris. For over 30 years, Baculewski has been a member of the repertoire committee of the Warsaw Autumn Festival. It is worth pointing out that the composer reconstructed the increasingly popular Piano Concerto in A flat major, Op. 2 by Ignacy Feliks Dobrzynski, as well as Beata by Stanislaw Moniszuko, also recently released by DUX. The present album includes a number of representative chamber works by Krzysztof Baculewski and selected pieces composed for flute solo.