Janina Skowronska
Polish composer
About Janina Skowronska
Lived 1920 – 1992 (aged 71–72). Janina Skowronska was a classical composer.
Janina Skowronska (8 February 1920 – 1992) was a Polish composer who is best remembered for her arrangements of folk songs, and for creating Little Chopin, a children’s musical based on the life and works of Frederic Chopin.
Skowronska was born to a Polish family in Germakowka (then in the USSR, now in Ukraine). She studied music at the State Music College in Wroclaw, Poland, and with Tadeusz Szeligowski. She received a diploma in 1961.
Skowronska’s compositions included:
Chamber
Theme and Variations (string quartet) Drugi Brzeg (soprano, oboe, two clarinets and horn) Moda Pani Czepca Nie Ma (mixed chorus) Ziemio Moja (mixed chorus)
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Who was Janina Skowronska?
Polish composer
When was Janina Skowronska born?
Janina Skowronska was born in 1920.
When did Janina Skowronska die?
Janina Skowronska died in 1992.
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Janina Skowronska was a classical composer.
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