Composers

Dominik Strycharski is a composer, flautist, vocalist, improviser, performer, teacher and writer. For three decades, he has explored almost every creative aspect of music, from composition and sound design to live performance and teaching. He received the Polityka Passport Award in 2021 and has composed music for theatre productions, films and radio dramas. He has released dozens of albums of contemporary and jazz music and performed in hundreds of live theatre performances and concerts. For the past 20 years, he has led his own vocal and improvisation workshops. He has recorded more than 35 albums with a wide variety of ensembles, working primarily at the intersection of jazz and electronic music.

He has collaborated with artists including Mikołaj Trzaska, Agustí Fernández, Rafał Mazur, Noël Akchoté, Núria Andorrà, Wojciech Waglewski, Adam Pierończyk, Jan Peszek and Barbara Drążkowska. As a theatre composer, he has written music for approximately 110 productions and projects by directors and theatre-makers including Paweł Łysak, Bartosz Szydłowski, Michał Zadara, Łukasz Kos, Paweł Świątek, Wojtek Klemm, Katarzyna Raduszyńska, Jan Peszek, Anna Badora, Wojtek Urbański and Kuba Roszkowski, among many others. Productions featuring his music have been staged throughout Poland and internationally.

His flute playing can be heard in the Netflix series „1670”, in compositions by Jerzy Rogiewicz; in „Wesele 2”, on the soundtrack by Mikołaj Trzaska; and in „Wrooklyn Zoo”, featuring music by Kuba Więcek