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Discography

* ''Birthday'' - Extra Ball, co-leader with Jarek Śmietana (Muza SX-1414, 1976) * ''Aquarium Live Nr 3'' - Extra Ball (Poljazz Z-SX-0671, 1977) * ''Aquarium Live No. 5'' - Władysław Sendecki Sun Ship (PolJazz – Z-SX 0686, Klub Płytowy PSJ - Biały Kruk Czarnego Krążka – XXVII, 1978) * ''Music For My Friends'' - Big Band Katowice (Polskie Nagrania Muza – SX 1560, Polish Jazz – Vol. 52, 1978/Polish Jazz Deluxe - Polskie Nagrania Muza – PNCD 1052) * ''Follow Us'' - Władysław Sendecki Sun Ship (Polskie Nagrania Muza – SX 1941, Polish Jazz – Vol. 61, 1980/Polskie Nagrania Muza – PNCD 1061, Polish Jazz Deluxe, 2006) * ''1980 - Krystyna Prońko'' - ''Jutro zaczyna się tu sezon'' music by Władysław Sendecki (Wifon – LP-014, MC-0146, 1980/Krystyna Prońko 72-92 Vol.2, MJM Music PL – 134M, 1992) * ''Follow Your Kite'' -

Air Condition (Polskie Nagrania Muza – SX 2303, 1980) * ''Zbigniew Namysłowski – Air Condition'' (PolJazz – PSJ-85, 1981) * ''Zbigniew Namysłowski – Air Condition'' (Inner City Records – IC 1130, 1981/Affinity – AFF 83, 1982) * ''Recital'' - duo with

(Four Leaf Clover Records – FLC 5073/Tonpress - SX-T 98, 1983) * ''Urbaniax – Burning Circuits'' with

& Michał Urbaniak (Sonet – SNTF 917, 1984) * ''Polish Jazz Ensemble'' - ''Polski Jazz Ensemble'' - co-leader with Leszek Zadlo, feat. Janusz Stefański, Bronisław Suchanek (Poljazz – PSJ - 141, 1986) * ''Stuttgart Aria'' with

, Bireli Lagrene, Peter Lübke (Jazzpoint Records – JP 1019, 1986) * ''Listen To My Story'' (UBM Records – UBM 1120, 1987) * ''Men from Wilnau'' (Antilles - 90910-1, 1988) * ''Songs for Poland'' with Michał Urbaniak (UBX Productions Inc./Sonet – SNTF 1025, 1988) * ''Jamin (UBM Records – UBM 1125, 1988) * ''Message From The Floor No. 709'' with Gabriel Magos (Atmosfera Production – 01, 1989) * ''Four plus Six'' (Jazzline – JL 11144-2, 1992) * ''Wagnerama Feat. Mike Kilian – Haunted'' (MCA Records - MCD 32888, 1994) * ''Stay By My Side/Various - Stars '95'' (MCA Records - MCD 32346, 1995) * ''Mike Kilian - Ice Age'' (MCA Records - MCD 32666, 1995) * ''Seelenlandschaften'' feat.

Joachim-Ernst Berendt Joachim-Ernst Berendt (20 July 1922 in Berlin – 4 February 2000 in Hamburg) was a German music journalist, author and producer specialized on jazz. Life Berendt's father, Ernst Berendt, was a Protestant pastor belonging to the Confessing ...

, (Audio (7) - 8759, 1997) * ''Like a Bird'' (Audio Bauer Musikverlag – 4018489087890, 2000) * ''Milster - Angelika Milster & The Berlin International Orchestra'' (Electrola – 7243 5 41841 2 3, EMI – 7243 5 41841 2 3, 2002) * ''Opus Absolutum'' feat.

, Vitold Rek, Martin France (Taso Music Production - TMP CD 509, 2003) * ''A Tribute to

Raymond Scott Raymond Scott (born Harry Warnow; September 10, 1908 – February 8, 1994) was an American composer, band leader, pianist and record producer. Known best in his time as a composer of production music, Scott is today regarded as an early ...

'' (Herzog Records, 2005) * ''Poetic Jazz - Danzarina'' with Lech and Pawel Wieleba, Jan-Peter Klöpfel (PJRecords, 2005) * ''Piano'' (Provocateur Records - PVC1039, 2007) * ''Electric Treasures'' with

, Patrice Héral (Aktivraum - AR 10107, 2008) * ''Solo Piano at Schloss Elmau'' (ACT - ACT 9485-2, 2010) * ''Vladyslav Sendecki/ Atom String Quartet: Le Jardin Oublié / My Polish Heart'' (Neuklang - NLP4202, 2018) * ''Vladyslav Sendecki & Jürgen Spiegel: Two In The Mirror'' (Skip Records - 8954583, 2019)

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