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Rybicki Feliks

Rybicki Feliks

  • Composer, Performer
pianist, conductor, music tutor and composer, b. 24th January 1899 in Warsaw; d. 24th August 1978, Warsaw. Graduated from the Górski Grammar School in 1916, then studied law at Warsaw University. Music studies with Konstanty Heinze and Wanda Zielińska-Kahl (piano) and Mieczysław Skolimowski (theory); later, in 1919-25, he studied composition with Roman Statkowski (until the latter’s death), then with Witold Maliszewski, and conducting with Emil Młynarski and Henryk Melcer in The State Music Conservatory in Warsaw. In 1926, he made his debut as a conductor in Warsaw Philharmonic. For many years, he was artistic director of the Academic Music Society in Warsaw. He conducted ensembles in the theatres of Warsaw (incl. collaboration with Leon Schiller in the Polski Theatre) and of Łódź; he taught music and choral singing in secondary comprehensive schools, as well as teaching in music schools, in which he directed chamber ensembles. In 1937-39, he was choirmaster in Warsaw Philharmonic. He was most active, however, as a conductor and composer for the Polish Radio. In 1951-53, he was professor of conducting in State Higher School of Music in Sopot (now Stanisław Moniuszko Music Academy in Gdańsk).
Feliks Rybicki frequently received awards in music competitions in Poland for his choral and piano works. In 1952, he was granted the Prime Minister’s Award for works for children and youth.

Compositions

A sparrow for voice and piano

Moniuszkiana op. 6 symphonic suite for orchestra

Oberek for orchestra

Three nymphs triptych for string orchestra op.11

Short pieces for string orchestra

A wedding overture on folk themes for orchestra

A mill for voice and piano

Train driver’s song for voice and piano

Mounts and valleys a song for children’s or women’s choir

March for an outing for children’s or women’s choir

A gift a song for children’s or women’s choir

Dawn for children’s or women’s choir

In the woods for children’s or women’s choir

Winding wind for children’s or women’s choir

The Royal Castle for voice and piano

Noodles for voice and piano

When I grow up for voice and piano

Suite for string orchestra

A concerto for little hands for piano and orchestra op.53

Krakowiak for violin and piano op.26

String quartet in C major

Mazurkas for piano op. 17

Petite valse for piano

Gavotte for piano

Mary the Orphaned Girl and the Brownies symphonic fable for solo soprano, narrator, mixed choir, children’s choir and orchestra

Eight pieces for a cappella choir

School choirbook for choir

Ten pieces for men’s choir

Oh, night, my night for women’s choir

Rusałka for women’s choir

Most beautiful carols for 2 voices

Spring brings memories of you a song for voice and piano op.44

Darkened, silent, gloomy a song for voice and piano op.37/2

My path a song for voice and piano

Wedding ceremony cantata for solo voices, mixed choir and symphony orchestra

Betrothal a polonaise for orchestra

House of lights a song for mixed choir and piano

Seven songs for voice and piano

Her image for piano (1924)

The little modernist for piano op.23 (1938)

The Poniatowski Bridge for mixed choir and piano (1951)

Builders’ waltz a song for voice and piano (1951)

Concerto in Fa maggiore per flauto e orchestra op.51 (1952)

A gift a song for voice and piano (1952)

Our little garden Czech ans Slovak folk songs for piano op.58 (1971)

Preludes for piano (ca 1926)

Three songs for voice and piano op.3 (ca 1929)

Folk choirbook for women’s choir (ca 1939)

Cantata for the second entombment of Juliusz Słowacki in Poland for 3-part mixed choir (ca 1939)

I start playing easy piano pieces for beginners op.20 (ca 1946)

I already play a collection of easy piano pieces op.21 (ca 1946)

First steps a collection of piano pieces for beginners for two or four hands within the compass of five tones (ca 1947)

Easy men’s choir a collection of 10 folk songs (ca 1947)

Two words a song for voice and piano (ca 1947)

I do not know whither a song for voice and piano (ca 1947)

I can play all for piano op.22 (ca 1948)

Folksongs in easy arrangements for piano (ca 1949)

Album for piano (ca 1951)

In the wide, beautiful world a children’s song for voice and piano (ca 1951)

How should I write to a boy a song for voice and piano (ca 1951)

Oberek for wind orchestra (ca 1951)

Twelve easy pieces for mixed choir (ca 1952)

March for an outing for voice and piano (ca 1952)

When I grow up a song for voice (ca 1953)

A green oak for men’s or mixed choir (ca 1953)

Song for Workers’ Day for voice and piano (ca 1953)

For the rally a song for voice (ca 1953)

Mounts and valleys a song for voice and piano (ca 1954)

Etudes for piano for the left hand op.54 (ca 1964)

Variations for 4 horns op.60 (ca 1977)

Literature

Wysocka Hanna, Człowiek który służył muzyce, "Twoja Muza" 2009 nr 4, s. 13-15

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