unknown SONG CYCLE Instrumentation mezzo sopranopianoelectronics  Duration 20 Minutes   commissioned De Munt Opera  Publisher Donemus  Year 2016  New commission for cycle of 4 songs for female singer, piano and live electronics will be premiered by soprano Allison Cook on 4th of April 2017. The standard repertoire of classical song recitals for female singers consists of such pieces as Schumann's "Frauenliebeund Leben"or Shoenberg's" Das Buch der Hängede Gärten, Op.  15. The musical language and the thematics of the works are reflecting the realities of the times. The female voice is expressing her emotions in a way that is envisioned from one perspective. How differently would emotions, topics and lyrics be reflected in the form of modern recital song? I would like to take on

Conceived and directed by Francisco López audio-DH is a collaborative project of epic proportions that weaves the sounds of 250 of The Hague’s creative minds into an exploration of the city’s vibrant sonic tapestry. With the help of fellow composer Barbara Ellison and the artist platformiii, 50 curators were invited to rally the city’s creative community, gathering contributions from composers, experimental musicians, sound artists, noise makers etc.. in the broadest and most inclusive definition of contemporary sonic creativity. The response was outstanding, resulting in a collection of 195 tracks by 250 artists. Glowicka's piece for that project was a new contribution "den heART" This

Laura Sandee from "Insomnio" Ensemble preformed "Favola" in Utrecht at beautiful "Herz" hall of TivoliVredenburg. Performance was part of the conference International Computer Music Conference which this year was hosted by Utrecht and organised together with "Gaudeamus Foundation" from Holland. INSOMNIO, an ensemble for contemporary music, was founded in 1997. Through the years the ensemble grew out into a group of 17 musicians with an international orientation. In recent years, the strong love of the musicians for contemporary music, their sheer boundless energy and their enthusiasm has resulted in well-received projects both within the Netherlands and abroad.

Italian avangarde music magazine“Blow up” writes on emotionality and dialectics of the album “Seven Sonnets” in the September issue. The Sonnets received favorable review by Dionisio Capuano. Blow Up is a monthly Italian magazine about “rock & other contaminations”, as the caption states: out rock, electronica, techno, house, experimental, industrial, improv/jazz, traditional. Cd "Seven Sonnets" has been recorded with Rubens Quartet and contratenore Arnon Zlotnik.

August issue of Neural magazine features review of Seven Sonnets. Fragment: Between romantic hints and spiritual environments, the seven tracks are all very enjoyable. The composer is no stranger to the melting pot of different cultural areas, with collaborations between theater and music. Indeed, Glowicka has shared stages in the past with choreographers and visual artists and is absolutely at ease with all references, having developed the project so long. Over the centuries William Shakespeare has always fascinated legions of other artists – and, not surprisingly, his sonnets were also set in pop guise by David Gilmour of Pink Floyd – however,

Technically, this neoclassical, but it is not 'warm' neoclassical where you see the fairies flutter on a sunny summer day on the grass. This is chilly neoclassical, as a heavy walk through the snow from the icy north wind in. newest CD “Seven Sonnets” is reviewed at darkentries.be Dark Entries is an independent online music magazine that's keen on all forms of dark music: goth, electro, new wave, avant-garde, neo-folk, industrial .