Petersburg which opened with a polonaise dedicated to Alexander Suvorov. One of Suvorov’s musically endowed officers, Józef Kozłowski, was commissioned by Potemkin to write this musical dedication which he diligently did exactly on time." Music Tales: Military Music Recordings Music at the Court of St Petersburg, Vol. 2, Composers: Bortnyansky, Teplov, Kozłowski, etc.; Performer: Iana Ivanilova; Label: Opus 111; Catalogue Number: OPS30179; Released: 7 April 1997; Audio CD DDD The tracks include the following works by Józef Kozłowski: Almen nel ciel pietoso (If only in merciful heaven) Polonaise, Pastorale Polonaise on a theme by Noccolo Piccini Milaya vechor sidela (In the evening, seated beside the stream) Polonaise, Fantaisie No 01 Placido zeffiretto (Gentle Breeze) I Long for You Constantly Please, Madam, polonaise (piano) I Want to Be a Little Bird (piano) Last Night My Darling was Sitting (piano) Ruby-Red Dawn is Already Glowing (piano) Where, o Where Can I Hide Myself (piano) Requiem in Latin and Salve Regina (Реквием для солистов, хора и оркестра) - Galina Simkina, Lidya Tchernykh, Valentina Panina, Konstantin Lisovsky, Vladimir Motorin, Moscow State Choir, USSR Ministry of Culture SO, cond. Vladimir Yesipov. Label: Melodiya, ADD, 1988. References Further reading External links Music match: Album Music match: Artist Russian song Scores by Józef Kozłowski in digital library Polona 1757 births 1831 deaths People from Slawharad District Polish opera composers Belarusian composers Composers from the Russian Empire Polish composers Polish male classical composers