Ludomir Różycki was a Polish composer and conductor active from the early 20th century who is commonly associated with the Young Poland generation, working in late-Romantic and early modern classical genres. His output included opera, ballet, orchestral and chamber works that drew on late-Romantic idioms and Polish folk elements, and his career encompassed composition, conducting and teaching through the interwar and postwar periods, reflecting a shift from Romantic virtuosity to more nationally inflected stylistic concerns.