Lightness, freedom, and positive energy resonate in compositions with a distinct rhythm. These are sounds full of character and musical expression.

On the Wave

The time of the solstice brings the energy of change and a new rhythm of nature. Compositions with a subtle pulse and natural flow celebrate light, movement, and harmony. Discover pieces inspired by this unique moment.

In Bettwen

Present on the media market since 1994 as a music library for film, theatre, documentaries, and media. Showcasing works by Polish composers — from symphonic forms to contemporary electronic sounds and inspirations rooted in Slavic folklore.

Studio H

Days grow longer, light becomes ever more present, and everyday life slowly takes on a new rhythm. Subtle compositions with a gentle pulse lead toward the fullness of spring. Discover pieces that follow this transition.

Rhythm of Spring

One of the world’s leading record labels, founded in 1992 in Warsaw by Małgorzata Polańska and Lech Tołwiński. Working with outstanding artists of different generations, DUX releases have received major awards, including the Fryderyk, ICMA, and the Classical MIDEM Award.

DUX Recording Producers

A subtle collection of compositions inspired by nature’s renewal, celebrating lightness of sound and artistic optimism perfect for spring days. Discover sounds that awaken emotions like the first rays of the spring sun.

Awakening

A single composition, many moods, styles, and techniques. This folder showcases works that, thanks to the distinctive craft of our composers, form musical collages full of contrast and unexpected transitions.

Music in Flux

Musical ideas conveyed without traditional melody, but through contemporary compositional techniques. This selection features unusual, abstract works that intrigue with their concept, form, and sonic character.

Slightly Off the Rails

Some timbres and harmonies can only be achieved with a large instrumental ensemble. This collection presents selected works for symphony orchestra, most of them recorded live.

Symphonic

Melancholy and passion, subtlety and distinctive rhythm. Discover selected compositions that reveal the many faces of tango – one of the most distinctive musical genres.

Faces of Tango

Inspired by the spiritual dimension of Easter – from the silence and reflection of Good Friday to the light and hope of the Resurrection. Choral textures, organ tones and subtle compositions build a sacred atmosphere, guiding through the experience of passion and renewal.

Passion and Renewal

The folder contains arrangements of traditional Polish carols for various instrumental ensembles. The pieces span a wide stylistic range – from classical arrangements to contemporary interpretations. These selections can bring a fresh sound to any holiday music program.

Polish christmas carols

Fantasia Contrappuntistica BV 256, 3rd mov.  Fuga II -The second fugue is based on another theme from Bach’s unfinished fugue in The Art of Fugue and develops it in a clear contrapuntal texture.

Fantasia Contrappuntistica BV 256, 3rd mov.  Fuga II

Fantasia Contrappuntistica BV 256, 6th mov.   Fuga IV – Stretta -The fourth fugue brings the earlier themes together, creating a more complex and powerful contrapuntal texture.

Fantasia Contrappuntistica BV 256, 6th mov.   Fuga IV – Stretta

Fantasia Contrappuntistica BV 256, 2nd mov.   Fuga I -The first fugue develops a Bach-derived theme through dense and intricate contrapuntal writing.

Fantasia Contrappuntistica BV 256, 2nd mov.   Fuga I

Fantasia Contrappuntistica BV 256, 5th mov.   Intermezzo-Variazioni-Cadenza -The Intermezzo provides a brief, poetic moment of rest after the three fugues and leads into a contrasting section of three variations and a dramatic cadenza.

Fantasia Contrappuntistica BV 256, 5th mov.   Intermezzo-Variazioni-Cadenza

Fantasia Contrappuntistica BV 256, 4th mov.  Fuga III -The third fugue introduces another theme from Bach’s unfinished fugue, built on the famous B-A-C-H motif.

Fantasia Contrappuntistica BV 256, 4th mov.  Fuga III

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glass harmonica

timbales

toy piano

ukulele

vocoder

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carnival

carousel

cheer

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atonal

ballad

big beat

bossa nova

cantilena

desert

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binary form (ab)

Far East

family/light comedy

gregorian chant

film noir

fitness

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polka

reggae

Russia

samba

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timpani

halloween

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trailer

snare drum

wedding

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coins

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human

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office

rain

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clarinet

tap dancing

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video games

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waves

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string orchestra

string section

Ireland

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tambourine

instrumental solo

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magic

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religion of the far east

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rondo

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bluesy

fast | slow

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ratchet

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beguine

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guiro

hip-hop

footsteps

christmas carol

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fidel

well known

motet

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bansuri

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dilruba

kantele

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trio

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string baryton

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viola da gamba

positive organ

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mandore

pungi

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