Daniel Bondaczuk is a native of Brazil, currently residing in Nashville, Tennessee. His career has been focused on understanding music diversity, pushing boundaries and promoting improbable connections. Owner of a unique set of skills, Daniel is not only an accomplished pianist who toured his home country accompanying, among others, the singers Cauby Peixoto and Angela Maria from 2011 to 2014, but also a talented arranger, composer, producer and recording engineer, having achieved some degree of recognition in every single one of these areas.
Having collaborated to over one hundred projects such as recordings, concerts, and tours featuring, his role in the musical scene of Brazil was recognized through the Brazilian Music Award (Prêmio da Música …show more content…
His work for this company yielded arrangements and live tracks that were performed by popular Brazilian artists such as Agnaldo Raio, Carmen Monarcha, Luiza Possi, Marina Elali, Rinaldo Vianna, Tom Zé, Toni Garrido, Vanessa Jackson, and Trio Titanium. The company has partnered with several institutions in promoting beneficent concerts all around the country, the most important resulting on the DVD “Direito de Viver” (Right to Live) raising funds to the Cancer Specialty Hospital of …show more content…
His works have gained sympathy from critics and the audiences and have received performances on North America, South America and Europe. Remarks to the pieces “Épitaphe Pour La Tombe de Deleuze” premiered by the Middle Tennessee State University Chamber Orchestra under the direction of Dr. Carol Nies; “Three Songs” featuring poems by Harold Monro, premiered by the Soprano Morgan M. Roberts; “Gloria” for choir and organ, which was the winning piece of St. Mark’s Episcopal Church of Evanston, IL 150th anniversary composition competition; and “Cantate Domino Canticum Novum” for two Iberian organs, which was awarded the “Joaquim Simões da Hora” prize in Oporto, Portugal in 2015 and released in the CD “Organs in Dialogue” by the record label Arkhé Music.
Daniel received a Master of Music degree from Middle Tennessee State University with honors for outstanding achievement in composition in 2016, and a Bachelor of Music degree from the University of São Paulo in Piano Performance in
Having collaborated to over one hundred projects such as recordings, concerts, and tours featuring, his role in the musical scene of Brazil was recognized through the Brazilian Music Award (Prêmio da Música …show more content…
His work for this company yielded arrangements and live tracks that were performed by popular Brazilian artists such as Agnaldo Raio, Carmen Monarcha, Luiza Possi, Marina Elali, Rinaldo Vianna, Tom Zé, Toni Garrido, Vanessa Jackson, and Trio Titanium. The company has partnered with several institutions in promoting beneficent concerts all around the country, the most important resulting on the DVD “Direito de Viver” (Right to Live) raising funds to the Cancer Specialty Hospital of …show more content…
His works have gained sympathy from critics and the audiences and have received performances on North America, South America and Europe. Remarks to the pieces “Épitaphe Pour La Tombe de Deleuze” premiered by the Middle Tennessee State University Chamber Orchestra under the direction of Dr. Carol Nies; “Three Songs” featuring poems by Harold Monro, premiered by the Soprano Morgan M. Roberts; “Gloria” for choir and organ, which was the winning piece of St. Mark’s Episcopal Church of Evanston, IL 150th anniversary composition competition; and “Cantate Domino Canticum Novum” for two Iberian organs, which was awarded the “Joaquim Simões da Hora” prize in Oporto, Portugal in 2015 and released in the CD “Organs in Dialogue” by the record label Arkhé Music.
Daniel received a Master of Music degree from Middle Tennessee State University with honors for outstanding achievement in composition in 2016, and a Bachelor of Music degree from the University of São Paulo in Piano Performance in