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* ''[[Szklana gora]]'' (1960) aka The Glass Mountain
* ''[[Szklana gora]]'' (1960) aka The Glass Mountain
* ''[[Gdy spadaja anioly]]'' (1959) aka When Angels Fall
* ''[[Gdy spadaja anioly]]'' (1959) aka When Angels Fall
* ''[[Dwaj ludzie z szafa]]'' (1958) aka Two Men and a Wardrobe
* ''[[Dwaj ludzie z szafa]]'' (1958) aka [[Two Men and a Wardrobe]]


==See also==
==See also==

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Krzysztof Komeda

Krzysztof Komeda (b. April 27, 1931 in Poznan – d. April 23, 1969 in Warsaw, Poland) was a Polish jazz musician and composer. His real name was Krzysztof Trzcinski but he changed his last name due to Communist disfavor with jazz music.

Komeda was trained as an ear, nose and throat specialist. In 1956 he made his musical debut at a small jazz festival in Sopot, Poland. He first recorded in 1960 with Adam Skorupka and Andrzej Zielinski. The following year he began his relationship with Roman Polanski by writing the music for Knife In The Water. He scored several other films, including Rosemary's Baby.

Komeda died in 1969 after an accident while working with director Roman Polanski on his next film.

Selected discography

  • I Sopot Jazz Festival 1956 (Muza)
  • Astigmatic (1965 - Muza)
  • Muzyka Krzysztofa Komedy vol. 1-4 (1974 - Muza)
  • The Complete Recordings of Krzysztof Komeda vol. 1-22 (Polonia Records)

Filmography

Composer

See also