Adrian Konarski
Darkness, Light and Time - Film and Theatre Music
© 2006 Adrian Konarski (634479408113) (format: CD-R)
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Unique film and theatre music of fast rasing award winning composer from Poland. Recognizable style with an emphasis on melody and unexpected harmony, mostly evoked by strings and piano. For your collection of good music.
tracks
- 1 Seascape
- 2 Don't Forget
- 3 Dreaming About Venice 1
- 4 Dreaming About Venice 2
- 5 Sounds Like Echo of Her Voice
- 6 I Do Remember My Son
- 7 Dream, Sun and Window
- 8 Childhood
- 9 Theme of Journey
- 10 Dr Haust
- 11 Footsteps in Imagination
- 12 Tubifex
- 13 My Neighbour Shot At Me
- 14 Scenes From Warsaw Uprising
- 15 Pizzicato
- 16 Woman From Dark
- 17 Existence - No Existence
- 18 Lullaby
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“Darkness, light and time…” is a compilation of music that
comes from several theatre plays, short movies and documentaries. Provocative, with an emphasis on
melody and unexpected harmony, mostly evoked by strings
and piano. Sometimes very dramatic, carrying a certain tension, and at the same time distorting parameters of time.
Adrian Konarski, (born 7th of February, 1975, in Bydgoszcz,
Poland) is composer and pianist who graduated from the
Academy of Music in Krakow (2000) from the Department
of Composition, Conducting and Musical Theory. He lives in Krakow. Since 1993 he has been cooperating with the “Cellar under the Rams” (Piwnica pod Baranami).
The main scope of his music incorporates film, television
and theatre, however he also writes individual pieces of
music such as orchestral works and songs.
His debut in theatre was the music for the play that was an adaptation of Marcel Proust's "Remembrance of Things Past" directed by I.Gorzkowski.
Compositions of Adrian Konarski were performed during prestigious festivals. He is the author of music for many theatre songs performed by famous Polish actors.
In 2004 he wrote the music for the film "The Welts", directed by Magdalena Piekorz, which won the "Golden Lions" Award in the 29th Polish Film Festival in Gdynia.
This film was the Polish candidate for the Oscar Award in 2004. In 2004, for the same soundtrack, he received the Jancio Wodnik Award for the best music for film in the Prowincjonalia Film Festival in Wrzesnia, Poland.
He doesn't like artificial borders in music: it is difficult to write both a good song and a good symphony.
“It is not important for me if my music is postmodernism or neo-whatever. I will tell you a true story, and whenever I’m telling it, I see darkness, light and time passing by…”
Awards:
2004, Jancio Wodnik Award for best music for film ("The Welts")
Selected film and theatre music:
Remembrance of Things Past, 2000 - dir. by I. Gorzkowski, theatre
Short Story, 2003 - dir. by M. Pieczonka
Kazimierz is closed, 2004 - dir. by B. Lankosz
Pręgi (The Welts), 2004 - dir. by M. Piekorz
Scenes From The Warsaw Uprising, 2004 - dir. by L.Wosiewicz
Women from Darkness, 2004 - dir. by M. Solarz
Dr Haust, 2005 - dir. by M. Piekorz, monodrama
Tweltfth Night, 2005 - dir. by J. Stuhr, theatre
Little Princess, 2006 - musical
Death with Human Face, - dir. by M. Koszałka, 2006, documentary