Bartłomiej Pękiel
Bartłomiej Pękiel was born in 1601. Pękiel died in 1670 at Kraków. Bartłomiej Pękiel was recorded as composer, chapelmaster and organist.
Also recorded as Bartłomiej Peckel · Bartłomiej Pechel · Bartłomiej Pekel · Bartłomiej Pekell
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1601
Bartłomiej Pękiel was born in 1601.
1670
Bartłomiej Pękiel died in 1670 at Kraków.
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„Missa pulcherrima” Bartłomieja Pękiela.
Historyczny, biograficzny i stylistyczny kontekst utworu, Pro Musica Sacra, 2012
Sztuka retoryczna Bartłomieja Pękiela na przykładzie pierwszej części „Audite mortales”, Seminare, 2015
Pękiel według Pękalskiego
Nieznany przekaz „Missa in defectu unius contraaltus” Bartłomieja Pękiela ze zbiorów archiwum krakowskiej kapituły katedralnej, Muzyka, 2018
Sztuka retoryczna Bartłomieja Pękiela na przykładzie pierwszej części „Audite mortales”, Seminare, 2022
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Bartłomiej Pękiel is recorded as composer, chapelmaster and organist.
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