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Młynarski, Emil (1870–1935)| Polish violinist, conductor, and composer. He studied at St Petersburg and was subsequently conductor of the Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra 1901–05 and director of the Conservatory there 1904–09. From 1910 to 1915 he was conductor of the Scottish Orchestra, but he resumed his posts in Warsaw in 1919. From 1929 to 1931 taught at the Curtis Institute, Philadelphia. |
Works opera A Summer Night (1914); ‘Polonia’ Symphony (1910); violin concerto in D minor (1897). |
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