- Source: Tomasz Pauszek
Tomasz Paweł Pauszek (born 7 May 1978 in Bydgoszcz, Poland) – composer, conductor, producer, performer of electronic and instrumental music. He creates original compositions for his albums as well as music for television programs, music libraries, radio, online media and games.
Education
Pauszek graduated from the Academy of Bydgoszcz (now known as Kazimierz the Great University in Bydgoszcz, Poland), with an Artistic Education degree in Music which allows him to be a conductor, thanks to his specialization.
Artistic activity
Tomasz Pauszek started as a music producer in 1999. From 2000 to 2004 he was a co-organizer and a jury member of Synth Art Festival - The Festival of Electronic Music in Bydgoszcz.
From 2004 to 2011 he was a participant and a concert maker during Warsaw Electronic Festivals.
He is the author of original albums oscillating around electronics, chillout and film music in a broad sense. Throughout his career, he actively gives concerts, treating each performance as a separate, independent, personally invented and directed project, packed with lasers, lights and the latest multimedia.
Discography
Cooperation with other artists
Since the very beginning of his artistic career he has cooperated with many other artists. Among the Polish artists there were: Józef Skrzek, Janusz Grzywacz, Wojciech Konikiewicz, Krzysztof Duda, Przemysław Rudź, Łukasz Pawlak (City Songs), Jakub Kmieć (Polaris, Scamall), Remote Spaces (Krzysztof Horn, Konrad Jakrzewski), Gushito, Pawbeats, Meeting By Chance, Dagiel, Konrad Kucz, Arkadiusz Reikowski, Grzegorz Bojanek, and Władysław Komendarek.
He also has cooperated with foreign artists such as: Dickson Dee, Thibault Cohade, and ISAN (Antony Ryan, Robin Saville).
Awards
2004: 1st prize in a music competition organized during Warsaw Electronic Festival
2018: Big Red Button - award given by the "HighFidelity" magazine
2018: Best Recording 2018 - award for the best recorded album of 2018, given by the "HighFidelity" magazine
Important concerts
2001: SYNTHARSIS LIVE TOUR – – the tour promoting ″Syntharsis″ album
2002: CYBERNETIC ECOLOGY (Bydgoszcz) – open-air concerts using the latest stage lighting techniques, lasers and pyrotechnics. The concerts were attended by dancers, actors from the Dar pantomime theater and members of the Knights' Brotherhood[51][52]
2004: EUROPA (Bydgoszcz, Stary Rynek) - concert on the occasion of Poland's accession to the European Union[53][54], using lights, lasers, pyrotechnics and large screens. The event was also attended by invited musicians, dancers and the Chamber Choir of the Academy of Music in Bydgoszcz, conducted by Janusz Stanecki.
2006: LIVE FROM ZACHĘTA (Warsaw, Zachęta National Gallery of Art) – a minimalist experimental concert presenting the synthesis of electroacoustic avant-garde music with new electronic sounds, promoting the album 5 Past Future[56]
2006: LIVE FROM MÓZG (Bydgoszcz, Klub Mózg) – concert promoting the album 5 Past Future[57]
2010: 2010 MICRO TOUR (Warsaw, Zachęta National Gallery of Art) – concert promoting the album X-Space Odyssey and science-fiction literature
2012: ALIVE @ ROBOFEST (Pruszcz Gdański, OKSiR) – concert dedicated to the memory of Czesław Niemen
2018: LO-FI LI-VE (Warsaw - Riviera-Remont Club, Cekcyn - CEMF Festival) – a series of concerts promoting the album LO-FI LO-VE
2019: 20 YEARS LIVE (Bydgoszcz - MCK, Straszyn - Toxin FM Radio, Grudziądz - Planetarium, Olsztyn - Planetarium, Warsaw - Heaven of Copernicus Planetarium) - The 20th anniversary of artistic work tour
2021: IN PERSON VIRTUAL (Gdańsk[84][85][86], Bydgoszcz[87][88][89], Nidzica[90][91][92], Bad Schandau (Germany)[93][94], Olsztyn[95][96][97][98][99]) - a concert tour on the occasion of the Year of Stanisław Lem and the 100th anniversary of the birth of this writer.
Multimedia shows
2003: The Elements of Sport – the opening of Youth European Athletics Championships
2004: SPAR – The opening of European Cup in Athletics 2004
References
External links
Official website