Michal R. Szulik: Introibo ad altare

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DUX
Release Date
July 17, 2026
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      Michal R. Szulik
    • PERFORMER
      Chamber Singers of the Cathedral Choir in Siedlce, Female Vocal Ensemble of the Secondary State Musi
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      July 17, 2026
    • UPC
      5902547021621
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      DUX2162
    • LABEL
      DUX
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Sacred
    Works ⌄

    1. Evangelio oboedientia

      Composer: Michał Roman Szulik

      Ensemble: Chamber Singers of the Cathedral Choir in Siedlce, Female Vocal Ensemble of the Secondary State Music School in Siedlce

      Performer: Tomasz Wojtuś

      Conductor: Michał Roman Szulik

    2. Ave maris stella

      Composer: Michał Roman Szulik

      Ensemble: Chamber Singers of the Cathedral Choir in Siedlce, Female Vocal Ensemble of the Secondary State Music School in Siedlce

      Performer: Agnieszka Skup, Tomasz Wojtuś

      Conductor: Michał Roman Szulik

    3. Gdy pan wstał od wieczerzy

      Composer: Michał Roman Szulik

      Ensemble: Chamber Singers of the Cathedral Choir in Siedlce, Female Vocal Ensemble of the Secondary State Music School in Siedlce

      Conductor: Michał Roman Szulik

    4. Iesu, in te confido

      Composer: Michał Roman Szulik

      Ensemble: Chamber Singers of the Cathedral Choir in Siedlce, Female Vocal Ensemble of the Secondary State Music School in Siedlce

      Performer: Tomasz Wojtuś

      Conductor: Michał Roman Szulik

    5. Invocabit me

      Composer: Michał Roman Szulik

      Ensemble: Chamber Singers of the Cathedral Choir in Siedlce, Female Vocal Ensemble of the Secondary State Music School in Siedlce

      Performer: Tomasz Wojtuś

      Conductor: Michał Roman Szulik

    6. Introibo ad altare Dei

      Composer: Michał Roman Szulik

      Ensemble: Chamber Singers of the Cathedral Choir in Siedlce, Female Vocal Ensemble of the Secondary State Music School in Siedlce

      Conductor: Michał Roman Szulik

    7. Quam dilecta tabernacula tua

      Composer: Michał Roman Szulik

      Ensemble: Chamber Singers of the Cathedral Choir in Siedlce, Female Vocal Ensemble of the Secondary State Music School in Siedlce

      Performer: Barbara Tritt, Krzysztof Kot, Tomasz Wojtuś

      Conductor: Michał Roman Szulik

    8. Panem de coelo Dedisti nobis

      Composer: Michał Roman Szulik

      Ensemble: Chamber Singers of the Cathedral Choir in Siedlce, Female Vocal Ensemble of the Secondary State Music School in Siedlce

      Conductor: Michał Roman Szulik

    9. Regina coeli

      Composer: Michał Roman Szulik

      Ensemble: Chamber Singers of the Cathedral Choir in Siedlce, Female Vocal Ensemble of the Secondary State Music School in Siedlce

      Performer: Tomasz Wojtuś

      Conductor: Michał Roman Szulik

    10. Laudate Dominum

      Composer: Michał Roman Szulik

      Ensemble: Chamber Singers of the Cathedral Choir in Siedlce, Female Vocal Ensemble of the Secondary State Music School in Siedlce

      Performer: Tomasz Wojtuś

      Conductor: Michał Roman Szulik

    11. Chwalcie Boga w Jego świątyni

      Composer: Michał Roman Szulik

      Ensemble: Chamber Singers of the Cathedral Choir in Siedlce, Female Vocal Ensemble of the Secondary State Music School in Siedlce

      Performer: Tomasz Wojtuś

      Conductor: Michał Roman Szulik

    12. Tu es Petrus

      Composer: Michał Roman Szulik

      Ensemble: Chamber Singers of the Cathedral Choir in Siedlce, Female Vocal Ensemble of the Secondary State Music School in Siedlce

      Performer: Tomasz Wojtuś

      Conductor: Michał Roman Szulik


The compositions of Rev. Michal Roman Szulik-conductor, musicologist, and composer-stand as a testament to the musical life of the community gathered around the cathedral in Siedlce. Their defining quality lies in the composer's devoted preservation of the stylistic language of sacred music. Written for a cappella choir or with organ accompaniment, these settings of texts-ranging from medieval psalms and hymns to contemporary works-reveal a profound command of the history of liturgical vocal music, while also reflecting the composer's deep reverence for a tradition cultivated over many centuries.