Jan Połowianiuk

Jan Połowianiuk is a Professor at the Music Institute within the Faculty of Arts at the University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn (UWM). He holds both an M.D. and a Ph.D. in Art, and is an active academic supervisor for doctoral candidates in the field of musical arts.

Research Interests: His primary scientific interests lie in conducting and choral conducting, with a strong emphasis on performance-based research in music. His work bridges artistic practice and academic inquiry, focusing on large-scale musical productions, public performances, and music education.

The available publications and performance records indicate a career deeply rooted in practical music arts, including numerous public performances, recordings, and festival participations. His research output is performance-centric rather than article-based, aligning with the standards of artistic disciplines.

Scientific Awards and Recognition:

• Authorship of musical works for large casts (over 15 performers)
• First performances of musical works as conductor and soloist
• Public release of recordings (CDs/DVDs)
• Leading roles in musical performances
• 492 public performances as conductor, soloist, or chamber musician
• 28 vocal-instrumental concert preparations as choirmaster
• Jury member in national music and phonographic competitions
• Director or artistic manager of music festivals and cyclical concerts
• 13 scholarly publications in musical arts

Supervision and Grants: He is actively involved in doctoral supervision, accepting both Polish and foreign candidates. Funding and adequate infrastructure are available for doctoral research projects under his supervision, indicating institutional support and active research planning.

Labs and Teams: Resources and infrastructure within the Music Institute at UWM are confirmed as sufficient for planned research tasks, suggesting access to rehearsal spaces, recording facilities, and performance ensembles.