After the war he organized the police symphony orchestra in Otwock near Warsaw and was its conductor for a while; he also taught conducting at the Karol Kurpiński Music School in Warsaw. He then moved to Gdańsk where he became the first conductor of the Filharmonia Bałtycka (1946–50), starting from 1947 he would also lecture at the National Higher School of Music in Sopot. From 1947 to 1949, he was also the music director of the Polish Radio in Gdańsk.
He took on various roles after the war, including founding and leading a police symphony orchestra in Otwock near Warsaw; he also taught conducting at the Karol Kurpiński Music School in Warsaw before moving to Gdańsk where he became the first conductor of the Filharmonia Bałtycka (1946–50), starting from 1947, he would also give classes at the National Higher School of Music in Sopot. From 1947 to 1949, he was also the chief musician for Polish Radio in Gdańsk.