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Performer: Andrzej Hiolski

BAIRD: Concerto Lugubre for Viola and Orchestra. Four Love Sonnets. Goethe-Briefe (Review by Stephen Ellis)

baritone 

BAIRD: Epiphany Music, for Orchestra. Elegeia, for Orchestra. Four Love Sonnets, for Baritone and Chamber Orchestra. Concerto Lugubre, for Viola and Orchestra. Symphony No. 3 (Review by Stephen Ellis)

baritone 

MONIUSZKO: Halka (Review by David Johnson)

baritone 

MONIUSZKO: Halka (Review by David Johnson)

baritone 

MONIUSZKO: Halka (Review by David Johnson)

Janusz 

MONIUSZKO: Halka (Review by David Johnson)

Janusz 

MUSSORGSKY: Boris Godounov (Review by William H. Youngren)

Rangoni 

MUSSORGSKY: Boris Godounov (Review by William H. Youngren)

Shchelkalov 

MUSSORGSKY: Boris Godounov (Review by John W. N. Francis)

baritone 

MUSSORGSKY: Boris Godunov (Review by Barry Brenesal)

Rangoni/Shchelkalov 

PENDERECKI: Passio et Mors Domini Nostri Jesu Christi Secundum Lucam (Review by Royal S. Brown)

baritone 

PENDERECKI: St. Luke Passion (Review by Edward Strickland)

baritone 

PENDERECKI: Te Deum, for Soloists, Mixed Chorus, and Large Symphony Orchestra. Requiem (Review by John Ditsky)

baritone 

PENDERECKI: Te Deum, for Soloists, Mixed Chorus, and Large Symphony Orchestra. Requiem (Review by Walter Simmons)

baritone 

PENDERECKI: The Devils of Loudun (Review by Royal S. Brown)

Father Grandier 

PENDERECKI: The Devils of Loudun (Review by Phillip Scott)

Urbain Grandier 

PENDERECKI: VOLUME ONE. Saint Luke's Passion“. Threnody to the Victims of Hiroshima. Polymorphy. String Quartet No. 1*. Psalms of David (Review by Stephen Ellis)

baritone 

SZYMANOWSKI: Concerto for Violin and Orchestra No. 7, Op. 35; Mazurkas, Op. 50 (Review by John Ditsky)

baritone 

SZYMANOWSKI: King Roger (Review by Adrian Corleonis)

King Roger 

SZYMANOWSKI: King Roger, op. 46. Prince Potemkin (Review by Adrian Corleonis)

baritone 

SZYMANOWSKI: King Roger, op. 46. Prince Potemkin (Review by Adrian Corleonis)

King Roger 

SZYMANOWSKI: King Roger. Harnasie (Review by Anthony D. Coggi)

baritone 

SZYMANOWSKI: King Roger. Harnasie (Review by Anthony D. Coggi)

Roger II 

SZYMANOWSKI: Prince Potemkin (Review by Adrian Corleonis)

King Roger 

SZYMANOWSKI: Stabat Mater, for Solo Voices, Mixed Chorus & Orchestra, op. 53. Symphony No. 3, for Tenor (or Soprano), Chorus of Women's Voices, and Orchestra, op. 27 (“Song of the Night“)'. Litany to the Virgin Mary—Two Fragments for Soprano, Chorus of Women's Voices and Orchestra, op. 59. Demeter—Cantata for Alto, Chorus of Women's Voices and Orchestra, op. 37bis (Review by Adrian Corleonis)

baritone 

SZYMANOWSKI: Stabat Mater, for Soloists, Chorus, and Orchestra, op. 53. Veni Creator, for Soprano, Chorus, Organ, and Orchestra, op. 57*. Litany to the Virgin Mary, for Soprano, Chorus, and Orchestra, op. 59. Demeter, for Alto, Chorus, and Orchestra, op. 37b*. Penthesilea, for Soprano and Orchestra, op. 18 (Review by Adrian Corleonis)

baritone 

SZYMANOWSKI: Stabat Mater, op. 53. Litany to the Virgin Mary, op. 59. Demeter, op 37b (Review by Adrian Corleonis)

baritone 

SZYMANOWSKI: Stahat Mater, for Soloists, Chorus, and Orchestra, op. 53. Veni Creator, for Soprano, Chorus, Organ, and Orchestra, op. 57. Litany to the Virgin Mary, for Soprano, Chorus, and Orchestra, op. 59. Demeter, for Alto, Chorus, and Orchestra, op. 37b““. Penthesilea, for Soprano and Orchestra, op. 18 (Review by Adrian Corleonis)

baritone 

SZYMANOWSKI: VOLUME TWO (Review by Adrian Corleonis)

baritone 

 

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