Various - Warszawska Jesień - 1978 - Warsaw Autumn Kronika Dźwiękowa Nr 4 Album

Tracklist

1	–Krzysztof Penderecki	Intermezzo (for string orchestra)
2	–Bolesław Szabelski	Wiersze (for piano and orchestra) Piano – Tadeusz Żmudziński
3	–Zbigniew Rudziński	Campanella (for percussion ensemble) Conductor – Zbigniew Rudziński
4	–Augustyn Bloch	Warstwy czasu (for fifteen string instruments) Conductor – Jerzy Maksymiuk

Short intro

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