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Kyrie by Grzegorz Gerwazy Gorczycki
Grzegorz Gerwazy Gorczycki
Artist Biography For Grzegorz Gerwazy Gorczycki
Grzegorz Gerwazy Gorczycki Ca. 1665 To 1667 – 30 April 1734 Was A Polish Baroque Composer. Born In Rossberg Rozbark Near Beuthen Bytom In Silesia Around 1665 Little Is Known Of His Early Life. Similarly Little Is Known About His Musical Education However It Is Known That He Attended The University Of Prague Where He Gained Graduated From The Department Of Liberal Arts And Philosophy And Then Attended The University Of Vienna Where He Gained A Licentiate In Theology. He Arrived In Kraków In 1689 Or 1690 Where He Then Attended The Catholic Seminary There. He Was Ordained On 22 March 1692. Immediately After His Ordination He Was Appointed To The Academy For Missionary Priests In Chełmno In Pomerania Where He Lectured In Rhetoric And Poetry As Well As Conducting The Local Orchestra. After Two Years He Returned To Kraków Where He Was Appointed Curate Of The Cathedral And Performed In The Cathedral Orchestra. He Was Appointed Conductor On January 10 1698 And Remained In This Position For The Rest Of His Life Dying On April 30 1734. The Earliest Recorded Information On Any Of Gorczycki's Works Comes From 1694 But He Must Have Written A Substantial Amount Before 1698 In Order To Be Appointed Kapellmeister. Unfortunately None Of His Compositions Were Ever Published During His Lifetime So Most Of Them Have Been Lost 39 Works Can However Be Safely Attributed To Him.
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Grzegorz Gerwazy Gorczycki Ca. 1665 To 1667 – 30 April 1734 Was A Polish Baroque Composer. Born In Rossberg Rozbark Near Beuthen Bytom In Silesia Around 1665 Little Is Known Of His Early Life. Similarly Little Is Known About His Musical Education However It Is Known That He Attended The University Of Prague Where He Gained Graduated From The Department Of Liberal Arts And Philosophy And Then Attended The University Of Vienna Where He Gained A Licentiate In Theology. He Arrived In Kraków In 1689 Or 1690 Where He Then Attended The Catholic Seminary There. He Was Ordained On 22 March 1692. Immediately After His Ordination He Was Appointed To The Academy For Missionary Priests In Chełmno In Pomerania Where He Lectured In Rhetoric And Poetry As Well As Conducting The Local Orchestra. After Two Years He Returned To Kraków Where He Was Appointed Curate Of The Cathedral And Performed In The Cathedral Orchestra. He Was Appointed Conductor On January 10 1698 And Remained In This Position For The Rest Of His Life Dying On April 30 1734. The Earliest Recorded Information On Any Of Gorczycki's Works Comes From 1694 But He Must Have Written A Substantial Amount Before 1698 In Order To Be Appointed Kapellmeister. Unfortunately None Of His Compositions Were Ever Published During His Lifetime So Most Of Them Have Been Lost 39 Works Can However Be Safely Attributed To Him.
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