Fuga D
reż. Alicja Stasiak | PL | 2014 | 27 min
prod|pro Marcin Malatyński scen|wr Alicja Stasiak zdj|ph Jonathan Young mon|ed Katarzyna Śpioch ob|cast Marcin Kowalczyk, Ewa Skibińska, Sonia Roszczuk, Stachu Grobelny, Michał Staszczak muz|Jerzy Fryderyk Wojciechowski 


OPIS
Fuga D - fuga dysocjacyjna, inaczej impulsywne działania ucieczkowe, których chory nie może przewidzieć ani powstrzymać. Dwudziestosiedmioletni Daniel wszędzie czuje się intruzem, ucieka od toksycznej miłości Matki i szuka schronienia w szpitalu psychiatrycznym. Tam oaza życia, nowe relacje, nowe uczucia. Czy uda mu się zatrzymać? Czy dowie się, co pcha go ku nieustannej ucieczce?

REŻYSER
Alicja Stasiak (1986) Urodzona we Wrocławiu. Absolwentka resocjalizacji. Obecnie studiuje reżyserię w PWSFTviT w Łodzi. Niedoszła kosmonautka, reżyserka z wyboru, malarka z powołania. Obecnie przygotowuje spektakl „Rodowód kobiety” inspirowany motywem Białej Bogini oraz adaptację filmową baśni „Mała Syrena”.

Fuga D

Nostos for cembalo, flute and string quartet. Live recording by Norbotten NEO with the cembalist Anna Paradiso Laurin (soloist)

Nostos for cembalo, flute and string quartet

MR HAYDN
symphonic affabulation on Haydn's fragments
 
Commission
Foundation Haydn Orchestra of Bolzano and Trento
for the 200th Anniversary of the death of J. Haydn
and for the 50th Anniversary of the Haydn Orchestra

World premiere
November 17th, 2009, Auditorium, Bolzano, Italy
Orchestra Haydn
Rinaldo Alessandrini, Conductor

MR HAYDN

NOSCE TE IPSUM 
for solo B-flat Clarinet

Tony Capula, B-flat Clarinet

World premiere
November 28th, 2015, Fondazione G. Puccini, Lucca, Italy

NOSCE TE IPSUM

"TRE CANTI DELLE PIETRE DI STAZZEMA"
for Alto Sax and Organ

Isabella Stabio, Alto Sax
Stefania Mettadelli, Organ

World premiere
August 3rd, 2014, Chiesa di Sant'Anna, Sant’Anna di Stazzema, Lucca, Italy

TRE CANTI DELLE PIETRE DI STAZZEMA

'Elegia'
for solo cello and strings (2006)
Sandro Meo, cello
Philharmonia Mediterranea Orchestra
conducted by Luigi De Filippi
Live: October 21, 2006

'Elegia' for cello and strings (2006)

recording of non-conventional score by Luke Cummins (see image)

V.O.T.S.-overture/battle music

"Do you feel that pungent scent of cold in the air gray in the eyes and those long sunsets? Its the winter coming."
Stephen Littleword

Roberto Prezioso - composer
Giovanni Guastini - piano

Antartide

The Playground Ensemble
Sonya Yeager-Meeks, Flute
Brian Ebert, Bass Clarinet
Sarah Whitnah, Violin
Richard von Foerster, Cello

Graphic Scores Concert
November 16th, 2017
Mutiny Information Cafè
Denver, Colorado

Girolamo Deraco's Album

Incide the Cell

Variations on the theme of song 'Little flute submit me' from Murowana Goślina

His operas have been played in Carnegie Hall, Festival Pucciniano, Bartok¬plusz Miskolci Operafesztivál, Tiroler Festspiele Erl, Auditorium Parco della Musica, Festival Play.it, Teatro del Giglio, and many others. 
He has been a finalist and the winner of almost twenty-five international composition contests, amongst which the Bartok¬plusz Miskolci Operafesztivál, (where he won two world records, the shortest opera ever written - 8 seconds - and the opera most played dur¬ing a single evening - 17 times), Anima Mundi, Windstream and many others. He has received the ‘Riconoscimento di merito’ at the Premio Abbado Award 2015 from the President of the Italian Republic.

His opera ‘Dr. Streben’, a Robotic Festival Pisa commission, is the first opera written with a humanoid robot on the scene.  
His piece ‘Phonè – symphonic installation for 100 grammophones and choir’ has been performed at Bartok¬plusz Miskolci Operafesztivál in Hungary. 
In 2018 The Italian Synchronized Swimming Team won the Silver Medal performing his music at the 2018 European Aquatics Championships of Glasgow. 

He received under the Mestro Rigacci, his Master in Music Composition, with the highest possible grade, cum laude, special mention, and scholarship, from the Istituto Superiore di Studi Musicali “L. Boccherini” Lucca (the only composer since 1842, when the institute was founded, to have achieved this accolade). 

His music is performed all around the world, and it is published by Edizioni Sconfinarte and EMA Vinci.

Incide the Cell

Girolamo Deraco

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