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MELCHEVSKY (Mielczewski) Marcin (in the hand. Also Meltzowski, Milszewski, Myltsevsky) (born in the unknown - September 1651, Warsaw) - Polish composer. He served in the parish. chapels of the Polish (from 1639), then dates. kings. In 1644-51 hands. chapel of Karol Ferdinand, bishop in Plock. The Musik Grammar by N. P. Diletsky contains quotes from prod. M. During the life of M., only his double 4-voice canon was published (in the collection “Musical Sieve” - “Cribrum musicum”, 1643). M. is one of the most meaningful. composers polish. baroque. Of particular value are his vocals. works in concert style (Concerto for bass, 2 violins, bassoon and basso continuo, Jena, 1659), as well as canzons - the first productions. of this genre in polish. to music. 6 of the created by M. Canzon for 2 or 3 violins, bassoon and basso continuo survived. MnSOCH. M. lost (it is known that he owns over 40); in a hand. there was a number of his woks. and voc. works, including magnificat, 10 mass, 1 requiem, etc. church. Op.Some Op. were published on Sat. “Music of the Polish Renaissance” (“Muzyka Polskiego Renesansu”) and in the editions of “Old Polish Music” (“Wydawn. Dawnej Muzyki polskiej”, z. 2, 1929; z. 6, 1930; z. 26, 1957).