Konstancja Kochaniec (born 27 May 1976, in Wroclaw, Poland) is a Polish classical and film music composer.[1][2] She has pursued independent creative activities, such as film music,[3][4][5] television,[6][7] theater music,[8] solo music,[9][10][11][12] chamber music,[13] electronic music,[14] as well as in the field of synthesis of the arts[15] (including music concert painting of Mary A. Orzechowska Club Literary and Music in Wroclaw, Poland).

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Education

• The National School of Music in Wroclaw, Poland;
• 1991–97 Richard Bukowski School of Music in Wroclaw, piano class of Andrzej Janusz;
• 1997–2003 Department of Music Theory, Composition, and Conducting, at the Academy of Music in Wroclaw, Poland;
• 2003–2006 Student of Wlodzimierz Kotonski in Warsaw, Poland;
• 2006 – professional degree in composition at the Academy of Music in Katowice, under supervision of prof. Wieslaw Cienciala;
• 2009 – Master of Arts degree in composition at the Academy of Music in Katowice, under supervision of prof. Wieslaw Cienciala.
• Participated in many optional courses of contemporary music, including in 2004 in Klodzkiej Bystrica, Poland, where studied under the guidance of Boguslaw Schaeffer and Hector Fiore.

Memberships

• Polish composers association[16]
• Association of Performing Artists[2]

Compositions

Selected classical and modern music

• Four epigrams, for solo flute (Cztery fraszki, na flet solo) (1998)
• Dead I miss (Umarla tesknie), miniature piano (1998)
• The colors (Kolory), the duo for violin and light (1999)
• A song with a melody (Utwór z melodia), for piano and didgeridoo (1999)
• Female (Kobieta), for solo violin (1999)
• Madness (Szalenstwo), String Quintet (1999)
• Something for cello (Cos na skrzypce), (2001)
• Symphonic impressions (Impresje symfoniczne), (2003)
• Three Sonnets (Trzy sonety), for soprano, mezzo-soprano, bass and symphony orchestra, to the words of William Shakespeare in the translation of Maciej Slomczynski (2007–2008)
• Nike (Nike), for cello solo (2008)
• Psyche (Psyche), for cello solo (2008)
• Sinfonietta Concertante (Sinfonietta Concertante), for oboe, violin, cello and orchestra (2009)
• Fantasy Fire and Ashes (Fantazja Ogien i Popiól), for solo organ (2010)
• Nocturne 1 (Nokturn 1), for Piano (2011)
• Litany of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Strzegom (Litania do Matki Boskiej Strzegomskiej), for solo organ (2012)
• Nocturne dell 'anima (Notturno dell 'anima), (2012)[17]
• Nocturne No 3 Nocturne Of Questions (2014)]

Selected film and TV program music

• TV news cycle literary programs (Telewizyjne wiadomosci literackie), real. Miroslaw Spychalski (2009)
• Documentary Underground City (Podziemne miasto), dir. Agnieszka Zwiefka-Chwalek (2009)[4]
• The series of documentaries 13 minutes into the past (cykl programów dokumentalnych 13 minut w przeszlosc), dir. Martin Bradke (2009)
• Documentary City of meetings (film dokumentalny Miasto spotkan), dir. Eve Sitek (2011)
• Music Lab program ideas (program Laboratorium pomyslów), Part 1 to Part 30. Dir. Agnieszka Zwiefka-Chwalek (2011)
• Condemned Soldiers. Jerzy Woźniak. Part I. Cursed Time (Żołnierze Wyklęci. Jerzy Woźniak. Część I. Przeklęty Czas), dir. S. Gorski
• Condemned Soldiers. Jerzy Woźniak. Part II. The Finger of God (Żołnierze Wyklęci. Jerzy Woźniak. Część II. Palec Boży), dir. S. Gorski
• Condemned Soldiers. Jerzy Woźniak. Part III. Restore the Truth (Żołnierze Wyklęci. Jerzy Woźniak. Część III. Przywrócić Prawdę), dir. S. Gorski
• Program TVP Krakow Good Money (program TVP Kraków Dobre pieniadze), dir. Witold Gadowski (2012)
• QUEEN OF SKYLINE (KRÓLOWA PANORAM), (2013)[18]
• There, where you can live (Tam, gdzie da sie zyc), (2014)[19][20][21][22][23]

References

External links

• Official website at Biography and worklist of the Polish Music Information Centre (Polish)
• An interview in a Polish Radio Station in London (in Polish)
• Facebook page