Wojciech Młynarski was a prominent Polish singer-songwriter, poet, and satirist whose career spanned several decades, beginning in the 1960s. Born on March 26, 1941, in Warsaw, Młynarski became a pivotal figure in Polish music, particularly noted for his lyrical and often witty compositions that often reflected on social and political issues. His insightful lyrics, combined with his musical versatility, allowed him to create songs that resonated with a wide audience, securing his place as one of Poland's most cherished musical artists.

Throughout his career, Młynarski produced an extensive catalog of work that included not only songs but also contributions to theatre and film. His releases such as "Ateneum Gra Młynarskiego," "Polska miłość," and the live performances captured in "Jestesmy na wczasach (Na zywo 2001)" showcase his dynamic ability to engage listeners and his remarkable presence as a live performer. "Zamknięty rozdział" and its English counterpart "Zamkniety rozdzial: Closed chapter" signify the reflective nature of his later works, embodying the wisdom and experience of his years. Wojciech Młynarski passed away on March 15, 2017, leaving behind a legacy that continues to influence Polish music and culture. His songs remain popular, enriching the tapestry of Polish music with their poetic narratives and emotional depth.

Genres

Classic Polish Pop

Sung Poetry

Latest Release

Ateneum Gra Młynarskiego

Wojciech Młynarski

Album - 41 Tracks - Released November 29, 2019