disc_wzor

He begins a collaboration with the Viennese record label Razuton-Music, for which he records his first solo compositions. The label releases his solo album "The Rosary of Small Wishes," which generates considerable interest and is warmly received at concerts.

1998 Staszek returns to Poland and records his solo album in Polish at BCF Studio. "Różaniec Mały Cięń" (Rosary of Small Desires) is released by Krakow-based Fraza-Records in January 1999. Tracks from this album are played on radio stations, and the album goes out of print.

The early 2000s saw collaborations with the Artistic Castle Cellar in Bielsko-Biała. Concerts with the band FALLING ANGELS, featuring outstanding musicians: Dorota Zaziąbło, Robert Szewczuga, Krzysztof Sandecki, and Maciej Caputa.

In 2004, the band recorded Staszek's original compositions at the Polish Radio Studio in Krakow.

In 2007, Gayga held her own benefit concert for Katowice Television, where Staszek was invited to perform his version of her famous hit "I, a Moving Target" and the premiere of "Kabbalah," sung in Polish and Hebrew.

In 2014, the BNB label released a reissue of their first album.

In 2016, Staszek Głowacz began working with Budka Suflera bassist Mietek Jurecki. The collaboration resulted in the album "Słoneczne porań" (Sunny Afternoon). Sixteen compositions by Jurecki, with lyrics by Głowacz, were released in 2018 by the MTJ label.

In 2020, the record label BNB Records released Mietek Jurecki's seventh solo album, "Zanim czas odchodzi" (Before Time Departs), with all lyrics written by Staszek. In the same year, a performance was also created for the Laboratory Pantomime Theatre in Wrocław by the company Jurecki (music) – Głowacz (lyrics) entitled "Homo Sapiens" and another solo album by Jurecki entitled "Telephone Helpline," with most of the lyrics written by Staszek.

In the meantime, Staszek writes many lyrics for other artists: MAGMA, 2 PEOPLE, WIEKO, Martyna Jakubowicz, GANG MARCELA, Kamil Kołodziejczyk, Krzysztof Wałecki, Krzysztof Krawczyk, Natalia Kruźlak, Grzegorz Stępień and others.

Several new albums are in preparation: - "I Am a Man" with compositions by Patrycjusz Gruszecki, Janusz Koman, Bartas Szymoniak, Zbigniew Wodecki, Krzysztof Maciejowski, and Łukasz Pilch. - "Winter Impressions" with compositions by Mieczysław Jurecki, Dariusz Janus, Marceli Trojan, and Krzysztof Maciejowski.

He died on March 21, 2025.

		Janusz Koman Composer, arranger, pianist and producer born in Lodz.

		He began his musical education on piano at the age of 6.
		At the age of about 13-14 he began his studies in the percussion class led by Professor Skowera at the music school in Lodz, and in the trumpet class with Professor Szejwałło.
		He founded his first band in Łódź under the name:
		47th generation of Piast and Rzepicha
		in the club of the Lodz Sports Club, where the program was dominated by the Beatles and Rolling Stones repertoire.
		At the age of 17 he went to Gdańsk, where he joined the Whisperers band at the ZAK student club.
		Debut on the professional stage - May 1967 in the "Red-Black" band. From 1969 to 1972 cooperation with PAGART. In 1972 - program: "Krystyna Pronko and Koman Band"
1973 - 1991 Polish Song Festival in Opole and other festivals:
Opole`73	Krystyna Pronko - award in the Interpretation category- "Po co ci to chłopcze" (Koman-Szczepkowski) "Umarłe krajobrazy" (Koman-Walczak)
Opole`74	Janusz Koman - award for the best arrangement - "Papierowe ptaki" (Koman-Szczepkowski), in performance Krystyna Pronko
Opole`75	Krystyna Pronko -award in the Interpretation category - "Anioł i róża" (Koman-Szczepkowski, "Niech moje serce kołysze ciebie do snu" (Koman-Dutkiewicz)
Sopot`77	Zdzislawa Sosnicka - Grand Prix du Disque - "Jeden świat" (Koman-Kofta),
Opole`78	Premiere of the rock opera "3400 years after Icarus" (muzyka J. Koman, libretto B. Olewicz)
Sopot`80	VOX - Festiwal Interwizji - 1st Record Day Award and Audience Award
Bratysława`80	VOX - Grand Prix, Golden Lyre, Bronze Lyre
Opole`85	Janusz Koman - special award for arrangements of festival songs
Opole`86	Janusz Koman - distinction in the arrangement category
Opole`87	Janusz Koman - award for the song "Zagranicą" (Koman-Korczakowski)
Opole`91	Janusz koman - award for the song "Moja cierpliwość" (Koman-Młynarski) in performance Danuta Błażejczyk
Creative collaboration: Stan Borys, Andrzej Dabrowski, Wojciech Mlynarski, Zbigniew Wodecki, Ryszard Rynkowski, Zbigniew Namyslowski, VOX, „2+1”, Czerwono-Czarni, Niebiesko-Czarni, Andrzej Zaucha, Hanna Banaszak, Ewa Bem, Majka Jezowska, Jacek Skubikowski, Grazyna Lobaszewska, Krystyna Pronko, Zdzislawa Sosnicka, Urszula Sipinska, FIESTA, Janusz Kondratowicz, Maria Czubaszek, Bogdan Olewicz, Wlodzimierz Patuszynski, Wojciech Waglewski, Jan Wolek, Danuta Blazejczyk, Krzysztof Krawczyk, Krzysztof Dzikowski, Grzegorz Walczak, Janusz Szczepkowski, Jacek Korczakowski, Leonard Kaczanowski, Andrzej Olejniczak, Krzysztof Scieranski, "Adzik" Sendecki, Zbigniew Jaremko, Jan Zajac, Marek Dutkiewicz, Agnieszka Osiecka, Jonasz Kofta, Maria Czubaszek, Jerzy Gruza, Janusz Kondratiuk, Orchestras: Henryk Debich, Stefan Rachon, Zbigniew Gorny, Jerzy Milian, Andrzej Trzaskowski, Polish Radio and Television in Lodz, Poznan, Warsaw and Katowice Concerts: Europe, the Middle East, Cuba, Italy, and the entire territory of the former USSR Recordings: over 400 pieces for Polish Radio, TV, Polskie Nagrania, Pronit, JKP Studio, musicals, rock operas, film, theatre and ballet music. Film: 2010-2012: full-length film interviews with outstanding artists from the ZAiKS Authors’ Association, such as:: Jacek Bochenski, Jozef Hen, Wojciech Mlynarski, Jacek Cygan, Romuald Lipko, Jerzy "Dudus" Matuszkiewicz, Edward Pallasz, Ryszard Poznakowski, Eustachy Rylski, Krzysztof Dzikowski, Feliks Falk, Zbigniew Holdys, Janusz Kondratowicz, Henryk Kuzniak, Ilona Lepkowska, Janusz Majewski, Andrzej Mogielnicki, Bogdan Olewicz, Adam Slawinski. Koman Production Publishing House: From 2000 to May 2017, approximately 5,000 titles were developed in the form of scores, pianos and voices for instruments: vocal, guitar, keyboard, bass, drums. In 2021 he was awarded the medal "For Merit to Culture Gloria Artis". In 2022, he received a "distinction for his activities for the development of Łódź" from the Mayor of the city on the occasion of "600 years of Łódź".
Lexicon of Polish Popular Music" - author Ryszard Wolanski. Publishing Agency "MOREX" - Warsaw 1995 & Koman Production


SHOP / INFORMATION
Technical requirements	Regulations	About us
Payment methods	Privacy Policy	Mon - Fri 10:00-18:00
Withdrawal from the contract	Return policy	phone: +48 605 079 902
mp3	Deadlines and legal basis	koman_shop@onet.pl



© 1967-2025 Janusz Koman

	Peter Handke - winner of the 2019 Nobel Prize in Literature. The Swedish Academy recognized him "for his influential work, which with linguistic genius explores the peripheries and specificity of human experience."

	Austrian writer (born 1942 in Griffen) He made his debut with a provocative speech at a meeting of Group 47 and a production of the play "The Invented Public" ("Die Publikumsbeschimpfung"). Handke's literary work from the outset was focused on sublime provocation. A second, no less important, component of his writing was his literary political engagement. Here, Handke fits into the broader mainstream of political literature. With his intervention in the international debate on the dissolution of the Yugoslav federation in 1991, Handke's literary political engagement reached a kind of apogee.
Don Juan (sam o sobie opowiada). Błyskotliwy, przewrotny autoportret tytułowego bohatera. Opowiada całą prawdę o sobie, zadając kłam archetypowi cynicznego uwodziciela ustalonemu przez Tirso de Molinę, Moliera, Mozarta.

	Olga Tokarczuk - lWinner of the 2018 Nobel Prize in Literature. The Swedish Academy recognized her "for a narrative imagination that with encyclopedic passion represents the crossing of boundaries as a form of life."

	Polish writer, essayist, poet, and screenwriter (born in 1962 in Sulechów). She is famous for novels such as "Prawiek i inne czas" (Primeval and Other Times), "Bieguni" (Flights), "The Books of Jacob" (Books of Jacob), and "Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead," which was adapted into the film by Agnieszka Holland in "Pokot" (Spoor). Tokarczuk has been nominated six times for the Nike Literary Award, winning it in 2008 ("Bieguni") and 2015 ("The Books of Jacob"). In 2018, she won the prestigious Man Booker International Prize ("Bieguni").
"The Books of Jacob." For those who haven't read it yet – as an encouragement. And for those who have already read it – some memories. A great journey across seven borders, five languages, and three major religions, not counting the minor ones. The word "book" isn't sufficient in the case of "The Books of Jacob." It doesn't convey the literary breadth and vastness of wisdom recorded by the author. This is a book. A book that holds immense magic and takes the reader to a distant land on "a great journey, across seven borders, five languages, and three major religions, not counting the minor ones." It transports you back in time... Those who haven't had the opportunity to read it yet will have an additional incentive to reach for "The Books of Jacob." (Gandalf.com.pl)