Janusz Korczaks Schpferisches Nichtwissen Vom Kind

This volume offers a wide spectrum of research work developed for data mining for real-world application.

Janusz Wawrowski’s album Phoenix pairs two life-affirming violin concertos written during difficult periods in their composers’ lives: Tchaikovsky was recovering from his disastrous marriage and Ludomir Różycki was enduring the Warsaw Uprising of 1944.

Janusz Muniak Quartet - Crazy Girl (1987) is an album by the renowned Polish jazz saxophonist Janusz Muniak. Released in 1987, this album showcases Muniak's unique approach to jazz, blending elements of hard bop, modal jazz, and contemporary jazz with his own distinctive sound. The album features a quartet format, with Muniak leading the ensemble through a set of original compositions and jazz improvisations.

Valentin Silvestrov, Ukraine’s leading composer, currently lives in exile in Berlin. His life in the late-Soviet period was harsh and included expulsion from the Composers’ Union which led to his withdrawal from participation in public life. This album brings together the two superlative works of Silvestrov’s early maturity. Postludium for Piano and Orchestra is yearning and dissonant, embodying the atmosphere of a lament, but without nostalgia, cast in a style full of ambiguity and allusion. The Symphony for Violin and Orchestra ‘Widmung’ is another melancholy, mystic work, a homage to the human spirit and life-force, but also, through hard-won lyricism, to love, hope and renewal.

Janusz Zdunek + Merienburg - Jedzie (2012) is a collaborative album featuring Janusz Zdunek and the group Merienburg. Janusz Zdunek is a Polish musician, known for his work in the realms of jazz, improvisational music, and world music. The album "Jedzie" is an example of contemporary Polish jazz and world music, often blending traditional elements with modern sounds and experimental approaches.

This is an album by Polish trumpeter/composer Janusz Zdunek, recorded in an octet setting with six brass players (Zdunek on trumpet, trombonist Jarosław Ważny, saxophonists Bogumiła Ludwińska, Mariusz Godzina and Tomasz Glazik and tuba player Piotr Wróbel) and rhythm section: bassist Ireneusz Kaczmar and drummer Rafał Baca. The album presents eleven original compositions, all by Zdunek. One of the tracks features Rap style lyrics. The musicians on the album are old Zdunek's cohorts from his Yass ensembles 4 Syfon and Marienburg and Rock group Kult.

With six, original tunes, Janusz juxtaposes global unrest of 2018 with 1940s-France…. Says Janusz… "I am intrigued by the emotional weight of profound change upheavals that force individuals to define their beliefs, their sense of justice…their humanity. I want these songs to touch people deeply… people from all walks"