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| origin              = [[Katowice]], [[Poland]]
| occupation          = [[Chamber music|Chamber ensemble]]
| genre               = [[Contemporary classical music|Contemporary classical]]
| years_active        = 1978–present
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| current_members     = Szymon Krzeszowiec, violin<br />Arkadiusz Kubica, violin<br />Łukasz Syrnicki, viola<br />Piotr Janosik, cello
| past_members        = Marek Moś (original member, 1978–98), violin
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The '''Silesian String Quartet''' is a [[string quartet]] founded in 1978 by the graduates of the [[Karol Szymanowski Academy of Music|Karol Szymanowski Academy of Music in Katowice]], [[Poland]]. Its current members are:
* [[Szymon Krzeszowiec]] (violin I)
* Arkadiusz Kubica (violin II)
* Łukasz Syrnicki (viola)
* Piotr Janosik (cello)

== History ==
In 1978, graduates of the [[Karol Szymanowski Academy of Music]] in [[Katowice]] founded the Silesian String Quartet. They participated in masterclasses with such artists as, among others, the musicians of the [[LaSalle Quartet]], [[Amadeus Quartet|Amadeus]], [[Juilliard String Quartet|Juilliard]], [[Smetana Quartet|Smetana]] and [[Alban Berg Quartet|Alban Berg]] string quartets.

In 1993, the Silesian Quartet launched an annual chamber [[music festival]] held under the motto '''"Silesian Quartet and its guests"'''.

Since 2005, the Self-Government of [[Gliwice]] has been the patron of The Silesian String Quartet and the Music Theatre of Gliwice has been its partner.<ref>((cite web |url=http://www.silesian-quartet.art.pl/ |title=Kwartet Šl±ski - the Silesian String Quartet |accessdate=2011-12-28 |url-status=dead |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20120101150402/http://www.silesian-quartet.art.pl/ |archivedate=2012-01-01 ))</ref>

== Performances ==
=== Festivals ===
The ensemble performed at numerous festivals, including: [[Berliner Musiktage]], Time of Music in Viitasaari ([[Finland]]), Kuhmo Chamber Music Festival ([[Finland]]), [[West Cork]] Chamber Music Festival ([[Ireland]]), Festiv´Alpes in [[Grenoble]] ([[France]]), Inventionen in [[Berlin]], Musicorama in [[Hong Kong]], Festival de [[Saint-Denis, Seine-Saint-Denis|Saint-Denis]] in [[Paris]], [[Wien]] Modern ([[Austria]]), EuroArt in [[Prague]] ([[Czech Republic]]), Contemporary Music Festival Melos-Etos in [[Bratislava]] ([[Slovakia]]), Musique de Amitié Festival in Biel, [[Bornholm]]s-Musik Festival, Musikhost in [[Odense]] and the World Music Days in [[Amsterdam]], [[Warsaw Autumn]] ([[Poland]]), [[Penderecki]] Festival in [[Kraków]] (Poland), [[Poznań]] Music Spring (Poland), the Polish Contemporary Music Festival in [[Wrocław]] (Poland), [[Tongyeong]] International Music Festival ([[South Korea]]).<ref>((cite web|author=Culture.pl |url=https://culture.pl/en/artist/silesian-quartet |title=Silesian Quartet - Biography &#124; Artist |website=Culture.pl |date= |accessdate=2016-09-15))</ref>

=== Concert halls ===
The Silesian String Quartet has given over 1000 concerts, attracting enthusiastic critical response, in many [[Europe]]an countries, as well as the [[United States]], [[Canada]], [[Mexico]], [[Japan]] and [[Hong Kong]]. 
It has appeared at some of the world's most prestigious [[concert halls]] including [[Concertgebouw, Amsterdam|Concertgebouw]] in [[Amsterdam]], Konzerthaus in [[Vienna]], [[Vredenburg]] in [[Utrecht]], De Unie in [[Rotterdam]], De Singel in [[Antwerp]], [[Schauspielhaus (Berlin)|Schauspielhaus]] in [[Berlin]], Tivoli in [[Copenhagen]], [[Tonhalle Düsseldorf|Tonhalle]] in [[Düsseldorf]], [[Wigmore Hall]] in [[London]], [[Salle Pleyel]] in [[Paris]], [[Merkin Hall]] and [[Carnegie Hall]] in [[New York City]] and [[Jordan Hall (Boston)|Jordan Hall]] in [[Boston]]. The Silesian String Quartet also worked with radio stations in [[Germany]] (RIAS, SFB, WDR), the [[Netherlands]] (NOS), [[Greece]] and the [[Czech Republic]].

=== Cooperation ===
The Silesian String Quartet performed with other eminent artists such as: [[Dmitri Ashkenazy]], Andrzej Bauer, [[Eduard Brunner]], [[Bruno Canino]], [[Martin Frost]], Stefan Kamasa, Jadwiga Kotnowska, [[Eugeniusz Knapik]], Karri Krikku, Waldemar Malicki, Jerzy Marchwiński, [[Janusz Olejniczak]], Piotr Pławner, Ewa Pobłocka, [[Ewa Podleś]], Jadwiga Rappe, Hokan Rosengren, [[Jan Stanienda]], Hary Sparnay, Wojciech Świtała, [[Marie-Pierre Langlamet]], [[Krystian Zimerman]].

== Repertoire ==
The Silesian String Quartet's repertoire includes over 300 pieces of chamber literature, of which almost 200 were written by 20th-century composers. More than 100 works, by Polish and foreign composers, were premiered by the Silesian String Quartet. These were, among other works:
* Rafał Augustyn – String quartet no. 2 (with flute, 1983)
* Stanisław Krupowicz – Only Beatrix (with tape, 1989)
* [[Grażyna Krzanowska]] – String quartets nos. 2 and 3
* [[Andrzej Krzanowski]] – Relief no. 9 (with tape, 1989), Reminiscenza B
* [[Aleksander Lasoń]] – String quartets nos. 2, 6 and 7
* Edward Sielicki – String quartet
* [[Witold Szalonek]] – Inside? Outside? (with bass clarinet); Symphony of rituals  (2002)
* [[Paweł Szymański]] – Five pieces for string quartet (1992)
* [[Eugeniusz Knapik]] – String quartet (1980)
* ''[[VSTO (string quartet)|VSTO]]'' [version 1] – String quartet (1989)

== Awards and decorations==
The Silesian Quartet was awarded many prizes at international musical competitions got a number of Polish awards and decorations, including:<ref>((Cite web|url=http://www.silesian-quartet.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=13&Itemid=121&lang=en|title = Awards and Distinctions))</ref>
*2008 [[Medal for Merit to Culture - Gloria Artis]]
*2005: "CD of the year 2005", « Hi-Fi Muzyka» Magazine (the album « Republique »)
*2002:  [[Warsaw Autumn]] Music Award "Orfeusz"
*1999: Gold [[Cross of Merit (Poland)]]
*1998: honorary badge [[Meritorious Activist of Culture]]
*1996, 1998, 2005: Polish CD Award "[[Fryderyk]]" for recordings of works by [[Henryk Mikołaj Górecki]], [[Witold Lutosławski]], [[Karol Szymanowski]] and [[Ernest Chausson]]
*1992: [[Mayor of Katowice]]’s Artistic Award
*1990: [[Stanisław Wyspiański]] Award for Young Artists
*1988: [[Katowice Voivodeship|Katowice Province]] Governor Artistic Award
*1984, 1988: [[UNESCO]] International Composers´ Rostrum for the recording of string quartets by [[Eugeniusz Knapik]] and Aleksander Lasoń
*1981: [[Poznań]] Music Spring (1981)
*1979: Contemporary Music Competition in [[Kraków]]

== Discography ==
{| class="wikitable" style="font-size:small"
|-
! Year !! Album details !! Recorded works !! Label
|-
| 2011 || STALOWA WOLA GENERATION<br />
Chamber music album of 6 CDs

Agata Zubel – soprano<br />
Maria Grochowska – flute<br />
Jadwiga Czarkowska – clarinet<br />
Mirosław Neinert – reciting<br />
Krzysztof Jaguszewski – percussion<br />
Piotr Połaniecki – percussion<br />
Michał Klauza – conductor<br />
Witold Serafin – viola<br />
Józef Gomolka – cello<br />
[[Marek Moś]] – violin<br />
Silesian String Quartet<br />
<br />
|| <br />
[[Andrzej Krzanowski]]<br />
[[Aleksander Lasoń]]<br />
[[Eugeniusz Knapik]]<br />
Music with string quartet<br />
|| Stowarzyszenie Musica Pro Bono<br />
[https://web.archive.org/web/20120429053900/http://musicaprobono.org.pl/ www.musicaprobono.org.pl]<br />
|-
| 2010 || ALEKSANDER TANSMAN<br />
TOMBEAU DE CHOPIN<br />
from trio to [[Octet (music)|octet]] vol.2<br />
Joanna Liberadzka – [[harp]]<br />
Elżbieta Mrożek-Loska – [[viola]]<br />
Krzysztof Firlus – [[double bass]]<br />
Adam Krzeszowiec – [[cello]]<br />
Jan Krzeszowiec – [[flute]]<br />
Roman Widaszek – [[clarinet]]<br />
Silesian String Quartet<br />
|| Aleksander Tansman:<br />
Sextuor á cordes for 2 violins, 2 violas and 2 cellos<br />
Sonatina da camera for flute, violin, viola, cello and harp<br />
Tombeau de Chopin for string quintet<br />
Trois pieces for clarinet, harp and string quartet<br />
|| Stowarzyszenie Promocji Kultury im. Aleksandra Tansmana<br />
www.tansman.lodz.pl<br />
|-
| 2010 || RAFAŁ AUGUSTYN<br />
DO UT DES MUSIC FOR AND WITH QUARTET<br />
Agata Zubel – [[soprano]]<br />
Jan Krzeszowiec – [[flute]]<br />
Silesian String Quartet<br />
|| Rafał Augustyn:<br />
String Quartet No.1<br />
String Quartet No.2 with flute<br />
Dedication for soprano & string quartet<br />
Do ut des for string quartet<br />
Grand jeté. Quartet No.2½ with electronics<br />
|| [http://www.cdaccord.com.pl www.cdaccord.com.pl]<br />
[http://www.universalmusic.pl www.universalmusic.pl]<br />
ACD 165-2<br />
|-
| 2010 || STANISŁAW KRUPOWICZ – “TYLKO BEATRYCZE”<br />
String quartets and computer<br />
Silesian String Quartet<br />
 || Stanisław Krupowicz:<br />
Goodbye variations on a theme by Mozart<br />
Tylko Beatrycze (Only Beatrix)<br />
Prolongement<br />
 || Musica Pro Bono Foundation<br />
FMPB CD004<br />
|-
| 2009 || GET STRING<br />
Danish contemporary string quartets<br />
Silesian String Quartet<br />
 || <br />
JENS VOIGT-LUND: Circuitous, Mountains (1999)<br />
MORTEN RIIS: getString (2009)<br />
CHRISTIAN WINTHER CHRISTENSEN: String Quartet (2002–03)<br />
MORTEN RIIS: fromString (2009)<br />
JEXPER HOLMEN: Intend/Ascend (2000/02)<br />
MORTEN RIIS: useString (2009)<br />
SIMON STEEN-ANDERSEN: String Quartet (1999)<br />
MORTEN RIIS: toString (2009)<br />
SIMON CHRISTENSEN: Towards Nothingness (2008)<br />
MORTEN RIIS: quitString (2009)<br />
 || dacapo<br />
CD 8.226530<br />
|-
| 2009 || STRING QUARTETS / POLAND ABROAD<br />
Silesian String Quartet<br />
|| Joachim Mendelson (1897-1943):<br />
String Quartet no.1<br />
Roman Padlewski (1915-1944):<br />
String Quartet no.2<br />
[[Simon Laks]] (1901-1983):<br />
String Quartet no.5<br />
|| [http://www.eda-records.com www.eda-records.com]<br />
EDA 34
|-
| 2008 || ALEKSANDER TANSMAN – OD TRIA DO OKTETU <br />
VOL. 1<br />
Chamber works<br />
Silesian String Quartet<br />
Beata Bilińska – [[piano]]<br />
Piotr Szymyślik – [[clarinet]]<br />
 || [[Aleksander Tansman|A. Tansman]]:<br />
Suite divertissement for piano quartet<br />
Musica a cinque for piano and string quartet<br />
Musique a six for clarinet, piano and strine quartet<br />
Musique for clarinet and string quartet<br />
 || [https://web.archive.org/web/20120415002644/http://www.tansman.lodz.pl/about_assoc.php?lang=pl Stowarzyszenie Promocji Kultury im. A. Tansmana]<br />
CD257<br />
|-
| 2008 || ANDRZEJ DZIADEK – chosen works<br />
Silesian String Quartet<br />
 || A. Dziadek:<br />
String quartet no. 2<br />
 || Polskie Radio Katowice<br />
PRK CD086<br />
|-
| 2008 || HELENA TULVE – LIJNEN<br />
Silesian String Quartet<br />
various artists<br />
 || H. Tulve:<br />
nec ros, nec pluvia... for string quartet<br />
 || ECM New Series<br />
ECM 1955 476 6389<br />
"Bestenliste der Deutschen Schallplattenkritik" 03/2008<br />
|-
| 2008 || HENRYK MIKOŁAJ GÓRECKI – STRING QUARTETS<br />
Silesian String Quartet<br />
 || [[Henryk Mikołaj Górecki|H. M. Górecki]]:<br />
Already It Is Dusk, music for string quartet (String quartet no. 1) op. 62<br />
Quasi una Fantasia (String quartet no. 2) op. 64<br />
...songs are sung (String quartet no. 3) op.67<br />
 || [[EMI Music]] Poland<br />
EMI 50999 2 36313 2 8<br />
|-
| 2008 || ANDRZEJ KRZANOWSKI IN MEMORIAM<br />
Silesian String Quartet<br />
[[Agata Zubel]] – [[soprano]]<br />
 || <br />
[[Andrzej Krzanowski|A. Krzanowski]] – Audition no. 6 for soprano and string quartet<br />
W. Widłak – ”Sotto voce”, Five songs for mezzo-soprano and string quartet<br />
R. Augustyn – Dedication for soprano and string quartet<br />
[[Andrzej Krzanowski|A. Krzanowski]] – String quartet no. 1, version B<br />
A. Lasoń – Relief for Andrzej<br />
 || Musica Pro Bono Foundation<br />
FMPB CD003<br />
|-
| 2007 || ALEKSANDER LASOŃ<br />
Silesian String Quartet<br />
 || A. Lasoń:<br />
String quartet no. 1<br />
String quartet no. 3<br />
String quartet no. 7 <br />
|| Musica Pro Bono Foundation<br />
FMPB CD001<br />
|-
| 2006 || PAWEŁ SZYMAŃSKI<br />
CHAMBER WORKS<br />
Silesian String Quartet<br />
Krzysztof Jaguszewski – [[vibraphone]]<br />
Roman Widaszek – [[clarinet]]<br />
 || [[Paweł Szymański|P. Szymański]]:<br />
Five pieces for string quartet<br />
Compartment 2, Car 7  for string trio and vibraphone<br />
Two pieces for string quartet<br />
Recalling a Serenade for clarinet and string quartet<br />
A Photo from the Birthday Party (The Silesian String Quartet with a Shadow of [[Bartók]])<br />
 || [[EMI Music]] Poland<br />
EMI 0946 3 84393 2 5<br />
|-
| 2006 || ALEKSANDER LASOŃ<br />
Silesian String Quartet<br />
 || [[Aleksander Lasoń|A. Lasoń]]:<br />
String quartet no. 5 ”Five and a half of a string quartet”<br />
String quartet no. 6<br />
20 for 4<br />
 || Polskie Radio Katowice<br />
PRK CD076<br />
|-
| 2005 || REPUBLIQUE<br />
Silesian String Quartet

<br />
CD of the Year 2005 – Award of the "Hi-fi Muzyka" Magazine<br />
CD nominated for the [[Fryderyk]] Award<br />
 || songs composed by [[Grzegorz Ciechowski]]<br />
arranged by Stefan Sendecki<br />
 || [[EMI Music]] Poland<br />
EMI 0946 3 46038 2 9<br />
|-
| 2005 || WITOLD LUTOSŁAWSKI / WITOLD SZALONEK<br />
Silesian String Quartet<br />
Michał Górczyński – [[bass clarinet]]<br />
 || [[Witold Lutosławski|W. Lutosławski]]:<br />
String quartet<br />
W. Szalonek:<br />
Inside? – Outside?  for bass clarinet and string quartet<br />
Chaconne-Fantaisie for violin solo<br />
 || Polskie Radio Katowice<br />
PRK CD069<br />
|-
| 2004 || ERNEST CHAUSSON<br />
[[Bruno Canino]] – [[piano]]<br />
Piotr Pławner – [[violin]]<br />
Silesian String Quartet<br />
 || [[Ernest Chausson|E. Chausson]]:<br />
Concerto in D major op. 21 for piano, violin and string quartet<br />
String quartet in c minor op. 35<br />
 || Polskie Radio Katowice<br />
PRK CD062<br />
|-
| 2004 || ANDRZEJ KRZANOWSKI / ANDRZEJ PANUFNIK<br />
Silesian String Quartet<br />[[Dominik Połoński]] – [[cello]]<br />
Elżbieta Mrożek – [[viola]]<br />
 || A. Krzanowski:<br />
Relief no. 5 for cello solo<br />
Reminiscenza for string quartet, version B<br />
String quartet<br />
[[Andrzej Panufnik|A. Panufnik]]:<br />
"Trans Of Thought" for [[string sextet]]<br />
"Song To The Virgin Mary" for string sextet<br />
 || Polskie Radio Katowice<br />
PRK CD065<br />
|-
| 2003 || SALON BIELAJEWA<br />
Silesian String Quartet<br />
 || <br />
[[Alexander Glazunov|A. Glazunov]] – Waltz from "Novelettes" op.15<br />
A. Glazunov – Preludio e Fuga<br />
N. Arcybuszew – Serenade<br />
J. Wihtol – Menuet<br />
M. d'Osten-Sacken – Berceuse<br />
A. Liadow – Mazurka<br />
N. Sokolov – Scherzo<br />
A. Liadow – Sarabande<br />
[[Alexander Borodin|A. Borodin]] – Scherzo<br />
[[Alexander Glazunov|A. Glazunov]] – Courante<br />
A. Liadow – Fuga<br />
N. Sokołow, A. Głazunow, A. Liadow – Polka<br />
|| [[Polskie Radio Katowice]]<br />
PRK CD048<br />
|-
| 2003 || MAX E. KELLER<br />
Silesian String Quartet<br />
||  Max E. Keller:<br />
2 String Quartet (1995)<br />
|| Musiques Suisses/Grammont Portrait<br />
MGB CTS-M 84
|-
| 2003 || DANCES ...AND AFTER DANCES<br />
Silesian String Quartet

CD nominated for the [[Fryderyk]] Award<br />
|| Dances:<br />
[[Joseph Haydn]] – String Quartet D- minor Op. 103<br />
[[Aleksander Głazunow|Alexander Glasunow]] – Valse from "Novelettes" op.15<br />
Anatoly Liadow – Mazurka<br />
[[Alexander Glazunov]] – Courante<br />
[[Anton Webern]] – Rondo<br />
[[Dmitri Shostakovich]] – Polka: Allegretto (1931)<br />
[[John Cage]] – Quodlibet<br />
[[Igor Stravinsky]] – Dance from "Trois Pieces"<br />
[[Astor Piazzolla]] – Four, for Tango<br />
...and after dances:<br />
[[Giacomo Puccini]] – Chrysanthemen<br />
[[Ludwig van Beethoven]] – Prelude and Fugue in C Major<br />
[[Nikolai Rimski-Korsakov]] – Fugue "Im Kloster"<br />
[[Hugo Wolf]] – Italian Serenade in G Major WW XV/3<br />
Anatoly Liadow – Fugue<br />
[[Franz Schubert]] – Quartet Movement in C Minor<br />
[[Krzysztof Penderecki]] – String Quartet No.2<br />
|| C&P POLSKIE RADIO KATOWICE S.A<br />
PRK CD 054
|-
| 2003 || ANDRZEJ PANUFNIK / ANDRZEJ KRZANOWSKI<br />
Silesian String Quartet

CD nominated for the [[Fryderyk]] Award<br />
|| [[Andrzej Panufnik|A. Panufnik]]:<br />
String quartet no. 1<br />
String quartet no. 2<br />
String quartet no. 3<br />
[[Andrzej Krzanowski|A. Krzanowski]]:<br />
Relief IX ”Scottish” for string quartet and tape<br />
|| Polskie Radio Katowice<br />
PRK CD056<br />
|-
| 2003 || WITOLD SZALONEK<br />
Silesian String Quartet<br />
 || [[Witold Szalonek|W. Szalonek]]:<br />
1+1+1+1 per 1-4 strumenti ad arco<br />
/version for [[violin]] and [[cello]]/<br />
Symphony of rituals for string quartet<br />
1+1+1+1 per 1-4 strumenti ad arco<br />
/version for string quartet/<br />
 || Polskie Radio Katowice<br />
PRK CD058<br />
|-
|2001 || GENERATION '51<br />
Silesian String Quartet<br />
|| <br />
[[Aleksander Lasoń]] – String Quartet No 2 (1987)<br />
[[Andrzej Krzanowski]] – String Quartet No 2 (1978)<br />
[[Eugeniusz Knapik]] – String Quartet (1980)<br />
|| POLSKIE RADIO KATOWICE S.A.<br />
PRK CD027
|-
| 2001 || CLASSIC AND CONTEMPORARY<br />
Silesian String Quartet<br />
|| <br />
[[Ludwig van Beethoven]] – String Quartet in F-minor op.95 "Serioso"<br />
[[Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy]] – String Quartet in F-minor op.80<br />
[[Aleksander Lasoń]] – String Quartet No.4 "Tarnogórski" <br />
|| POLSKIE RADIO KATOWICE S.A.<br />
PRK CD042
|-
| 2000 || FRYDERYK CHOPIN:<br />
Piano concerto No. 1<br />
Kornelia Ogórkówna – [[piano]]<br />
Silesian String Quartet<br />
|| [[Fryderyk Chopin]]:<br />
Piano concerto No 1 E-minor op.11<br />
|| RECITAL COMPANY PRODUCTIONS (BELGIUM)<br />
RCP 011
|-
| 1999 || GRAŻYNA BACEWICZ<br />
Silesian String Quartet<br />
Wiaczesław Nowikow – [[piano]]<br />
and other artists<br />
|| [[Grażyna Bacewicz]]:<br />
Piano Quintet No.1 (1952)<br />
|| C&P POLSKIE RADIO S.A. WARSZAWA<br />
PRCD 126
|-
| 1998 || MINIATURES OF THE 20TH CENTURY<br />
Silesian String Quartet<br />
|| <br />
[[Charles Ives]] – Scherzo (1903–04)<br />
[[Anton Webern]]:<br />
Langsamer Satz (1905)<br />
Rondo (1906)<br />
Sechs Bagatellen Op.9 (1913)<br />
[[Igor Stravinski]]: <br />
Trois Pieces (1914)<br />
Concertino (1920)<br />
Double Canon (1959)<br />
[[John Cage]] – Quodlibet (1950)<br />
[[Dmitri Shostakovich]] – Elegy, Polka (1931)<br />
[[Alfred Schnittke]] – Canon in memoriam<br />
[[Henryk Czyż]] – Jazz etude<br />
[[Krzysztof Penderecki]]: <br />
Quartetto per archi No.2 (1968)<br />
Der Unterbrochene Gedanke (1988)<br />
[[Astor Piazzolla]] – For, for Tango (1987)<br />
|| POLSKIE RADIO KATOWICE S.A.<br />
PRK 028
|-
| 1998 || THE MAGIC OF FUGUE<br />
Silesian String Quartet

<br />
CD nominated for the "[[Fryderyk]]" Award <br />
|| <br />
[[Ludwig van Beethoven]]:<br />
Prelude and fugue in F major<br />
Prelude and fugue in C major<br />
[[Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy|F. Mendelssohn-Bartholdy]] – Fugue op. 81<br />
[[Edvard Grieg|E. Grieg]] – Fugue in F minor <br />
[[Ludwig van Beethoven]] – Prelude and fugue in F minor for two violins and cello<br />
[[Nikolai Rimski-Korsakov]] – Fugue "Im Kloster"<br />
A. Liadow – Fuga Mykolajus Ciurlionis – Fugue in F sharp minor<br />
[[Ludwig van Beethoven]] – Prelude and fugue in B flat minor for a string quintet<br />
[[Jean Sibelius]] – Fugue for Martin Wegelius <br />
[[Alexander Glazunov]] – Prelude and fugue<br />
[[Ludwig van Beethoven]] – The Great Fugue op. 133<br />
|| POLSKIE RADIO KATOWICE S.A.<br />
PRK 038
|-
|1997 || KAROL SZYMANOWSKI, WITOLD LUTOSŁAWSKI:<br />
STRING QUARTETS<br />
Silesian String Quartet

<br />
"[[Fryderyk]]" Award for the best chamber music album of 1997;<br />
Award "CD of the year" of the "STUDIO" Magazine<br />
|| [[Karol Szymanowski]]:<br />
String Quartet No. 1<br />
String Quartet No. 2<br />
[[Witold Lutosławski]]:<br />
String Quartet<br />
|| CD ACCORD<br />
ACD 037
|-
| 1997 || STEFAN WOLPE<br />
Silesian String Quartet<br />
and other artists<br />
|| Stefan Wolpe:<br />
String Quartet (1969)<br />
|| CPO 999 090-2
|-
| 1997 || MINIATURES<br />
Silesian String Quartet

<br />
CD nominated to the "[[Fryderyk]]" Award<br />
|| <br />
[[Joseph Haydn|J. Haydn]] – String Quartet D- minor Op. 103<br />
[[W. A. Mozart]] – Adagio and Fuge in C- minor, KV546<br />
[[Franz Schubert|F. Schubert]] – Quartettsatz c- moll, D 703<br />
[[Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy|F. Mendelssohn-Bartholdy]] – Tema con variazioni Op. 81<br />
A. Liadow – Sarabande<br />
[[Alexander Borodin|A. Borodin]] – Serenata alla spagnola<br />
[[Giacomo Puccini|G. Puccini]] – Chrysanthemen<br />
[[Sergei Rachmaninoff|S. Rachmaninoff]] – String Quartet No I <br />
[[Hugo Wolf|H. Wolf]] – Italian Serenade in G- major WW XV/3<br />
|| POLSKIE RADIO KATOWICE S.A.<br />
PRK 021
|-
| 1997 || JOHANNES BRAHMS – JULIUSZ ZARĘBSKI:<br />
PIANO QUINTETS<br />
Paweł Kowalski – [[piano]]<br />
Silesian String Quartet

<br />
CD nominated for the [[Fryderyk]] Award <br />
|| [[Johannes Brahms]]:<br />
Piano quintet in F minor op. 34<br />
[[Juliusz Zarębski]]:<br />
Piano quintet in G minor op. 34<br />
|| POLSKIE NAGRANIA
|-
|1995 || EMSDETTENER TOTENTANZ<br />
Silesian String Quartet<br />
and other artists<br />
|| William Thomas McKinley:<br />
Emsdettener Totentanz<br />
|| MMC Recordings<br />
MMC 2046
|-
|1995 ||  VI SILESIAN DAYS OF CONTEMPORARY MUSIC 1994<br />
Silesian String Quartet<br />
|| [[Andrzej Krzanowski]]:<br />
Reminiscenza b for a string quartet<br />
|| ZKP / [[Katowice]]<br />
ZKP KE 001<br />
|-
|1994 || FESTIVAL MUSIQUE ET AMITIE<br />
Silesian String Quartet<br />
and other artists<br />
|| [[Claude Debussy]]:<br />
Quatuor en sol mineur, Op.10<br />
(live recording)<br />
|| R&C SONORIS RECORDS<br />
SCD 105
|-
|1994 || WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART<br />
Silesian String Quartet<br />
|| [[W. A. Mozart]]:<br />
Divertimento D- major KV 136<br />
String Quartet G- major KV 387<br />
String Quartet B- major KV 458<br />
|| POLSKIE RADIO KATOWICE<br />
PRK 008
|-
|1994 || ZYGMUNT KRAUZE<br />
Silesian String Quartet<br />
|| [[Zygmunt Krauze]]:<br />
Quatuor a cordes No.3<br />
Stone Music for piano<br />
Quatuor a cordes No.2<br />
Quintette pour piano<br />
||THESIS PARIS<br />
TH 82059
|-
| 1994 || KRZYSZTOF PENDERECKI:<br />
MUSICA DA CAMERA<br />
Silesian String Quartet<br />
|| [[Krzysztof Penderecki]]:<br />
Quartetto per archi No.1<br />
Quartetto per archi No.2<br />
Streichtrio<br />
Der unterbrochene Gedanke<br />
||WERGO SCHALPLATTEN GMBH MAINZ<br />
WER 6258-2
|-
| 1995 || HENRYK MIKOŁAJ GÓRECKI<br />
Silesian String Quartet<br />
|| [[Henryk Mikołaj Górecki]]:<br />
Sonata, Op. 10, for Two Violins<br />
Genesis I – Elementi per tre archi<br />
String Quartet No.1, ''Already It is Dusk'', Op.62<br />
String Quartet No.2, ''Quasi una Fantasia'', Op. 64<br />
 || OLIMPIA COMPACT DISCS Ltd.& SOUND-POL WARSAW<br />
OCD 375
|-
| 1992 || STRAVINSKY & SZYMANOWSKI:<br />
COMPLETE WORKS FOR STRING QUARTET

Silesian String Quartet<br />
|| [[Karol Szymanowski]]:<br />
String Quartet No.1<br />
String Quartet No.2<br />
[[Igor Stravinski]]:<br />
Trois pieces<br />
Concertino<br />
Double Canon<br />
 || PARTRIGE B.V. THE NETHERLANDS<br />
1138-2
|-
| 1992 || ALEKSANDER TANSMAN:<br />
COMPLETE MUSIC FOR STRING QUARTET

Silesian String Quartet<br />
|| CD 1.:<br />
[[Aleksander Tansman]]:<br />
String Quartet No.2<br />
String Quartet No.3<br />
String Quartet No.4<br />
String Quartet No.5<br />
CD 2.:<br />
[[Aleksander Tansman]]<br />
Triptyque String Quartet No.6<br />
String Quartet No.7<br />
String Quartet No.8<br />
|| ETCETERA RECORDS B.V.[[Amsterdam|AMSTERDAM]]<br />
KTC 2017
|}

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