Krzysztof Komeda

Real Name:	Krzysztof Trzciński
Profile:	Polish jazz pianist and composer of film music, by profession a doctor of laryngology. Born: 27 April 1931 in Poznań, Poland. Died: 23 April 1969 in Warsaw, Poland (aged 37). The precursor of modern jazz in Poland, Komeda is mostly known for soundtracks for over 60 films, including these by Roman Polanski: "Knife In Water" (1962), "Repulsion" (1965), "The Trap" (1966), and "Rosemary's Baby" (1968). Recognized as a father of modern Polish jazz he worked with numbers of musicians such as Jerzy Milian, Tomasz Stańko, and Jan Ptaszyn Wróblewski. In December 1968, whilst in Los Angeles, Komeda had a tragic accident which led to a haematoma of the brain, and after having been transported home to Poland in a coma and in terminal state, he died. He was married to Zofia Komeda Trzcińska.
Sites:	komeda.pl , Wikipedia , Imdb
In Groups:	Grupa Krzysztofa Komedy, Komeda Quintet, Krzysztof Komeda-Trzciński Quartet, Sekstet Komedy, Trio Komedy, Zespół Instrumentalny Krzysztofa Komedy, Zespół Jerzego Miliana, Zespół Krzysztofa Komedy
Variations:	Viewing All \| Krzysztof Komeda C. Kameda, C. Komeda, C. Komedau, Christofer Komeda, Christopher Komeda, Cristopher Komeda, K Komeda, K. Komeda, K. Trzciński, K.Komeda, K.T. Komeda, Kameda, Komeda, Kristopher Komeda, Krystof Komeda, Krysztof Komeda, Kryzsztof Komeda, Krzsytof Komeda, Krzysztof "Komeda" Trzciński, Krzysztof Komeda Quartet

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