Muzyka21, is a monthly magazine founded by Jan A. Jarnicki in 1999. Since then, thousands of Polish readers keep enthusiastic by the worth of its content. Dedicated to music lovers, this is contemporary, richly illustrated publication introducing the world of classic music in all its wide diversity and beauty, however, mainly focused on Polish composers and "rediscovering" forgotten scores.

Muzyka21 is a five sections edition: - Life - Celebrity - Opus - Ideas - Music Lover Collections - committed on different aspects of music life and special events. Reviews of concerts, festivals in Poland and abroad (including a recurrent article from The Metropolitan Opera House in New York City) have significant room in "Life" section.

The "Celebrity" section presents short biographies and interviews of artistes, conductors, singers, performers, instrumentalists and famous individuals in the world of music. Our readers can better acquaint themselves with lives and art of such famous characters as Maria Callas, Philippe Herreweghe, Angela Gheoerghiu, Roberto Alagna, Olga Pasiecznik, Jordi Savall, José Cura, Wanda Wiłkomirska, or Marta Eggerth-Kiepura - just to name a few of them.

In the "Opus" section, our contributors discuss a particular composition, a single opera, a song cycle and recommend their choices from existing and available recordings, while the "Ideas" section is strictly devoted to essays on music topics written by well-known specialists such as Boguslaw Schaffer, Joseph Hertet, Ingrid Loe Dalaker and Danuta Gwizdalanka.

Surveys of recently published classic CDs, DVDs and books are included in the fifth section. Muzyka21 provides information, enriches appreciation, and is very helpful monitoring readers in their musical interests and choices building their own musical collections and libraries.