Krystyna Kwiatkowska

Krystyna Kwiatkowska is a renowned Polish musician and songwriter, born on July 23, 1946, in Warsaw. She is a graduate of the Fryderyk Chopin Academy of Music, where she studied composition. Kwiatkowska is best known for creating numerous children's songs, musicals, and radio programs. Her notable works include the musical "Wanna Archimedesa" and the theatrical musical "Pan Tenorek i Błękitny Balonik." She founded the children's vocal group "Radiowe Nutki" in 1981, which featured performances by prominent Polish artists. Kwiatkowska has worked extensively with Polish Radio and Television, creating educational and entertaining content for children. Her contributions have been recognized with several awards, including those from the ZAIKS Authors' Association and the OIRT International Competition.

Kwiatkowska's recent releases reflect her continued focus on children's music, with titles like "Dinozaur Pimpuś co kocha śpiewać" and "Teatrzyk. Piosenki Krystyny Kwiatkowskiej." Her work often combines music with educational elements, making her a beloved figure in Polish children's entertainment. As the president of the Irena Kwiatkowska Foundation since 2012, she continues to support cultural and educational initiatives.

Genres

Pop

Folk

Classical

World

Contemporary Classical

Soundtrack

Easy Listening

Children's Music

Polish Folk

Latest Release

Dinozaur Pimpuś co kocha śpiewać - piosenki z widowiska teatralnego (Remastered)

Krystyna Kwiatkowska

Album - 12 Tracks - Released February 16, 2024