by Andrzej Partum for soprano and chamber orchestra (1961) Vocalise for soprano and chamber ensemble (1963) Suite for Flute Di 5 and String Quartet (1965) Miniatures for trombone and piano (1965) Miniatures for flute and piano (1965) Miniatures for piano (1966) Heroes of the Wielkopolska Uprising. Poem No. 3 for string orchestra (1966) Miniatures for string quartet (1967–68) Mythological Ode for flute and chamber orchestra (1968) Triple concerto for one performer on the oboe, English horn, oboe and strings (1969) Suite (children), for oboe and piano (1978–79) Wielkopolska Bride for small band (1979) Musica per otto for orchestra (1979) Solo e tutti for Strings (1979) Musica per archi (1979) Musica di camera for 8 instruments (1979) Two pieces for organ, sheet metal, percussion and strings (1980) Little suite Szamotulska for piano and instrumental ensemble (1981) Suite for string orchestra (1981) Two humorous for flute (or oboe), bassoon and chamber ensemble (1981) Miniatures for wind quintet and 2 percussion instruments (1987) Instrumental solo pieces Four aphorisms for piano (1954-1955) Sonata for organ No. 1 (1955) Scherzo for organ (1956) Sonata for organ No. 2 (1957) Missa brevis [version] for solo organ (1959) For six for percussion (1976) Album with pictures for piano (1978–79) Three pieces for Piano (1979) Allegro for accordion (1980) A series of songs for children for piano for four hands (1980) Little Children Sonatinas for piano (1981) Variety of different sets for woodwind (1981) Impression for organ See also Classical music 20th-century classical music References Attribution This article is based on the translation of the corresponding article on the Polish Wikipedia. A list of all contributors can be found there at the History section. External links Profile: Aleksander Szeligowski at the Polish Music Information Center - Website 1934 births 1993 deaths Polish composers Polish conductors (music) Male conductors (music) Polish organists Male organists Musicians from Vilnius People from Wilno Voivodeship (1926–1939) 20th-century conductors (music) 20th-century composers 20th-century organists 20th-century male musicians