Karol Szymanowski

Polish composer and pianist, Symphony No. 3

Karol Szymanowski - Artists & Creatives born October 6th, 1882
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A prominent Polish composer and pianist, contributed significantly to the 20th-century music landscape. Developed a unique style combining elements of folk music, modernism, and impressionism. Composed notable works, including the orchestral Symphony No. 3 and the opera 'King Roger'. Worked extensively in the fields of chamber music and art song.

Composed 'King Roger', an influential opera

Wrote Symphony No. 3, widely acclaimed

Contributed to Polish folk music influence

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