Szymon Laks

Szymon Laks was a Polish-born composer and musician. He was born in 1901 and passed away in 1983. Laks' musical style was characterized by its classical and neoclassical elements, and he was particularly known for his chamber music compositions. Throughout his career, he wrote numerous works for various instruments, including piano, violin, and cello, showcasing his mastery of the genre.

Laks' music has been recorded and performed by many renowned artists and ensembles, with his string quartets, piano quintets, and sonatinas being particularly popular. His compositions often feature complex harmonies and melodies, reflecting his deep understanding of classical music traditions. Despite facing challenges during his lifetime, including being imprisoned in a concentration camp during World War II, Laks continued to compose music, leaving behind a legacy of beautiful and intricate works that are still celebrated today.

Genres

Classical

Contemporary Classical

Avant-garde

Chamber Music

String Quartet

Neoclassical

Polish Classical

Modernist

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Latest Release

Jezusek (Arr. for Piano by Holger Groschopp) [Remastered 2024]

Szymon Laks

Single - Released December 6, 2024