Amber Songs
Amber Songs (2014) is a little disc for fans of folk and choir music. Perfomerd and commissioned by renowned Youth choir Kamēr, this CD is a tribute to baltic traditions with contemporary twist. Seventeen composers from all over the world, including Glowicka, have written pieces inspired by the Latvian folk songs. Track 11 is “Tolku balss- Autumn Work Song” by Glowicka.
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Further performances took place during “World Choir Games” in Riga and are part of “Riga – European Culture Capital” celebrations.
SOUNDTRACK FOR SAGA OF SAGE RELEASED
Soundtrack of the immersive VR experience is out. Composed for the immersive world of The Saga of Sage 2, the soundtrack unfolds as a space for contemplation—fusing voice, electronics, and spatial resonance to echo themes of heroism and perspective. Composed by Kasia Głowicka in collaboration with director Robin Coops and av-developer Avinash Changa, the music is shaped alongside dramaturgical insight from Isabel van Hauwe and visual concepts by ZandyXR. Mission 2: Heroes—is a story where Hercules’s actions are seen both as justice and aggression, depending on one’s position in the interactive environment. The score creates breathing room for listeners to inhabit that tension, to feel connection across
Album: Deep Down
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]DEEP DOWN (2022)[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row] NEW CD listen to the tracks here
I feel (2018)
I feel FORM OPERA 'UNKNOWN' Instrumentation vocal quartet Duration 4 Minutes commissioined by Performing Arts Foundation Netherlands Publisher Donemus Year 2018 I Feel" is an intimate and powerful acapella vocal quartet, adapted by composer Katarina Głowicka from her opera Unknown, I live with you. The text, written by the Afghan poet known under the pen name "Fattemah AH," captures a profound moment of connection between a mother and her unborn daughter. Through tender, hopeful words, the mother speaks to the life growing within her, carrying dreams of a world where her daughter will be free to live openly and without fear—a future beyond the limitations and struggles she has known.In Głowicka’s setting, each