Aleksandra Garbal (1970-)
"I will got to the garden", pour soprano et piano
Choral, pour marimba seul
Aria pour flûte seul
Affresco pour saxophone alto et piano
"Houghts II", pour piano seul
Récitatif et Arioso pour violoncelle seul
Diptych pour piano
Incantation pour clarinette seul
Aria pour violoncelle et piano
"One moment Waltz", pour piano seul
"Valley-Introduction-Valley", pour soprano, baryton et piano
5 Préludes pour piano
Toccata "Sursum corda, Habemus ad Dominum", pour orgue

Aleksandra Garbal, soprano, orgue
Kamil Zdebel, baryton
Jerzy Sojka, flûte
Jerzy Matysiak, clarinette
Pawel Gusnar, saxophone
Maciej Kozendra, violoncelle
Jacek Gwidon, violoncelle
Aleksandra Rogowska, marimba
Iwona Blacha-Durczok, piano
Anna Lewicka-Capiga, piano
Piotr Kopinski, piano
Gabriela Szendzielorz-Jungiewicz, piano
Agnieszka Kozlo, piano

Aleksandra Garbal, Polish composer, pianist, harpsichordist, music theorist and teacher from Toszek. She graduated, with distinction, from the Music Academy in Katowice in 1996. From 1993 to 1999 she continued postgraduate studies in composition under the direction of Józef Swider, and in the harpsichord class of Marek Toporowski – she graduated with distinction in 1998. In 2000, she graduated after studies in Music Theory from the Music Academy in Warsaw. From 2002 to 2005 she studied at the Music Academy in Katowice in the Vocal-Instrumental Department – piano class of Maria Kubien-Uszok and Monika Sikorska-Wojtacha – again, she graduated with distinction in 2005. In 2009–2012 she continued postgraduate studies in composition under the direction of Marian Borkowski at the Music University in Warsaw. In 1987, Aleksandra Garbal gained a Janackova summer scholarship to the Academy of Performing Arts in Brno. From 1994 she has gained a scholarship from the Polish Ministry of Culture and Art. In 1996 she gained summer composer scholarship from the Music Academy in Rheinsberg (Germany), and in 1998 – a Gaudeamus Foundation scholarship in Amsterdam. She has taken part in many multinational composing courses, workshops and symposiums lead by such composers like Paul-Heinz Dittrich, Helmut Zapf.