Stanisław Moryto

Stanisław Moryto is a Polish composer, organist, and academic known for his rich contributions to contemporary classical and sacred music. Born in Warsaw in 1947, he studied at the Fryderyk Chopin Academy of Music (now the Chopin University of Music), where he later became a professor and even served as rector. His works—like the heartfelt *Msza dziecięca* (Children’s Mass) or the vibrant *Cantio polonica*—often blend traditional Polish motifs with modern harmonies, reflecting his deep connection to both liturgical and orchestral traditions. A versatile artist, Moryto’s catalog spans solo organ pieces, chamber music, choral works, and ambitious orchestral compositions, earning him performances across Europe and beyond.

Recent releases like *Chamber Music* and *Orchestral Works* highlight his knack for intricate textures and emotional depth, while collaborations like *Trios Für Orgel Und Zwei Akkordeons* showcase his playful experimentation with instrumentation. Whether crafting intimate sacred pieces or grand symphonic statements, Moryto’s music feels both timeless and refreshingly inventive—a testament to his lifelong dedication to Poland’s musical heritage.

Genres

Choral

Latest Release

Moryto: Chamber Music

Stanisław Moryto

Album - 8 Tracks - Released October 6, 2023