Passion for the Music sometimes seems to be a kind of addiction. You can't just break up with it. Even if you start thinking of doing something else, you will come back to Music in the end. And this is a story of me in 3 sentences. Among many interesting things in life, it is always "coming back to music", because only this way can express emotions in a straight way. I started to speak this "language of emotion" by the age of 4 and still don't have enough. I tried many diffrent ways to Music - playing piano, violin, flute, singing, conducting, studying theory and "flirting" with jazz but I found that the real "my way" is composing music and that is the major I studied, and what I want to do in life. MY SHORT BIO: 2001 - I graduated from Joseph Elsner Secondary Music School in Warsaw, where I studied flute performance. 2006 - I graduated from F. Chopin Music Academy in Warsaw. During my studies there was a few significant performances of my pieces in Poland, for ex. on Konwersatorium Organ Festival in Legnica. 2006/07 - I developed my home studio and did some more self-study over computer-made music. I took part in a few recording projects as a flutist. I still write pieces for "alive" performers, I also work at the Theatre Of The Polish Radio, where I illustrate dramas and radio-plays with music..

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"Tota Pulchra" now avaible to listen: "Tota Pulchra" now avaible to listen on Soundclick and MySpace:

www.soundlick.com/renatabaszun (version of 80kb/s)
or
www.myspace.com/renatabaszun (version of 112kb/s).

I'm very curious what do you think about the piece, feel free to write to me or to leave a comment...

The First Performance of : "Tota Pulchra", a piece dedicated to the Virgin Mary and her Immaculate Conception, had its first performance on Fri, July 11th in Koszalin's Cathedral, as a part of 42. International Organ Festival. It was performed by a big ensemble consisting of: The Koszalin Philharmonic Orchestra, two choirs: "Ojczyzna" and "Repetitio" and two vocal soloists: soprano Kamila Orchowska-Hilla and baritone Artur Janda. All was conducted by Przemyslaw Fiugajski.
Thanks to the music passion and professionalism of the performers, this concert has been a great success.
I would like to thank all people, who have helped me to turn the idea of this performance into real, especially the Management of the Inter...

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