style This style was more popular at the time, as opposed to the Renaissance style of the above works. These works were composed for small ensemble and choir. Examples include: Laetatus sum In virtute tua Conductus funebris Completorium Illuxit sol Litaniae de Providentia Divina Instrumental works Whilst this section of his work is small, it is known that Gorczycki did write instrumental pieces; in 1962 evidence of a Ball Polonaise was discovered, however only a violin part remains. There is also evidence that the orchestra of Wieluń had Gorczycki's Ouverture ex D in its repertory. External links Cantus Quercus Press' short biography Completorium, Polish Early Music website Recording of Laetatus sum Polish Language Wikipedia entry for Gorczycki 1660s births 1734 deaths 18th-century classical composers 18th-century male musicians 18th-century musicians Polish Baroque composers Polish classical composers Polish male classical composers 16th-century Polish Roman Catholic priests People from Bytom 17th-century Polish Roman Catholic priests