Violinist Dominika Przech and pianist Adam Mikołaj Goździewski present a repertoire of Polish music created throughout the 20th century, all extremely ambitious in terms of performance and interpretation.

The works presented on the CD refer to the output of Karol Szymanowski, whose early Sonata in D minor, op.9, opens the album.

Original references to Szymanowski’s music in the works of Paweł Klecki and Zbigniew Bargielski are perceptible on the purely musical level, especially when one is aware of the artistic development path and inspiration of both artists.

The thread connecting Bargielski with Szymanowski goes back to his teenage years and his studies under the supervision of the following composers: Piotr Perkowski, Tadeusz Szeligowski, Bolesław Szabelski and Nadia Boulanger, two of whom were Szymanowski’s students, one was his friend and Nadia Boulanger was the person to whom Szymanowski directed his students for further education. “Testimony of his [Szymanowski’s] students, who were my teachers, embellished my ideas and intuitions” – the composer himself admits.

A well-thought-out, mature interpretation of the presented works reveals not only their affinity in terms of form, emotionality or motivic phrases, but also emphasizes the individual details of all these elements.