Andrzej Korzyński

Andrzej Korzyński is a renowned Polish composer known for his diverse and innovative contributions to film and television music. Graduating from the State Higher School of Music in Warsaw in 1964, he studied composition and conducting, focusing on interpreting classical scores while also exploring modernist techniques like dodecaphony. Korzyński's career spans multiple genres, including rock, funk, synth pop, jazz, and disco, often blending classical elements with contemporary styles. He collaborated with prominent directors such as Andrzej Wajda and Andrzej Żuławski, and his work has been compared to that of Italian composers like Ennio Morricone. Korzyński's music has been featured in numerous films and series, and he has also been involved in projects outside of film, such as his synth-pop character Frank Kimono, which became a significant success in Poland.

Korzyński's recent releases include soundtracks for films like *Bestia*, *Filharmonia Pana Kleksa*, and *Niezłe Numery*, showcasing his continued versatility in the music industry. His legacy as a composer is marked by his ability to adapt to different styles and genres, making him one of the most versatile composers in Poland. His work has been rediscovered and celebrated internationally, thanks in part to the efforts of labels like Finders Keepers, which have released previously unreleased recordings of his music.

Genres

Synthpop

Krautrock

Latest Release

Bestia

Andrzej Korzyński

Album - 25 Tracks - Released June 21, 2024