Piotr Maszyński

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Piotr Maszyński (1855–1934) was a Polish composer. He is particularly noted as a composer of art songs in Polish songs, and to a large number of carols published 1888–1905 in separate volumes of Lutnia magazine.^[1] He is buried in Powązki Cemetery, Warsaw.

Recordings[edit]

Maszyński: Songs Lilianna Zalesińska (mezzo-soprano), Jolanta Pszczółkowska-Pawlik (piano) 2022 DUX1841

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