Andrzej Bialko

Andrzej Białko is a Polish organist and music educator celebrated for his mastery of sacred and classical organ repertoire. Based in Kraków, he’s closely tied to the city’s rich musical heritage, particularly as the titular organist at Wawel Cathedral—a historic landmark where he brings centuries of sacred music to life. His performances often spotlight both lesser-known Baroque works (like those from the Daniel Croner Tablature) and modern compositions, such as Petr Eben’s dramatic *Job for Organ*. Białko’s recordings, including *Musica Sacra of the Wawel Cathedral* and his solo recitals, showcase his technical precision and deep sensitivity to liturgical traditions.

When he’s not performing, Białko serves as a professor at the Academy of Music in Kraków, nurturing the next generation of organists. His passion for preserving Poland’s organ legacy, paired with his adventurous programming, makes him a vital figure in European sacred music. Whether interpreting Renaissance gems or 20th-century masterpieces, his playing balances scholarly insight with vivid emotional storytelling.

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