Moved Moments :: avant-garde poetic song, pantomime - Jarek Kordaczuk
jarosław kordaczuk music, singing basia raduszkiewicz, musicians arte dei suonatori, pantomime Olsztyn, gohdan głuszczak, animation adam Smoczyński, theater of sound, a song cycle, women\'s songs, the passion in the songs, the song\'s poetic, avant-garde song

Moved Moments Moved Moments - 10 scenes from the woman\'s life Premiere: December 2002 Music and lyrics: Jarek Kordaczuk Vocal and dance: Basia Raduszkiewicz Choreography: Bohdan GÅ‚uszczak Olsztyn\'s Pantomime First Love It begun in April 2001 from the "First Love". In a short period of time a script and a musical sketch of the work came into being, then we started recordings and working on details. We finished after two months. But insuffiency left. Let's do more. And that is how the idea of creating a whole cycle of songs for voice, computer and a few instruments was born. A CD was to be its final effect. And it was, at the beginning of 2003. However, before it happened the idea had grown with a desire to find the way of presentation of the music. The disire led us to the idea of making a pantomimic spectacle to this music, with the screenplay based on the lyrics. The idea realized in the form of premiere in December 2002. "Moments" infected our friends with theatre, choreography, film, graphics, photography and the internet. And that is how further elements of the project, which imperceptibly turned out to be multimedia, came into being. CD available at 6dB Records.   Basia Raduszkiewicz in First Love from the pantomimic spectacle Moved Moments   Premiere Moved Moments Basia Raduszkiewicz - vocal and dance Jarek Kordaczuk - music and lyrics Artists who took part in the recording of a soundtrack: Joanna Maldzis - flute Eduard Wesly - oboe PaweÅ‚ Stankiewicz - guitar Aureliusz GoliÅ„ski - violin Dymitr Olszewski - viola JarosÅ‚aw Thiel - cello StanisÅ‚aw SmoÅ‚ka - double-bass Marek Gandecki - vocal group Jarek Kordaczuk - sound engineering Olsztyn's Pantomime Dominika Radaszewska, Natalia Safianowicz, Andrzej Zalewski / Tomasz Groblewski   choreography: Bogdan GÅ‚uszczak animation: Adam SmoczyÅ„ski stage design: Aleksandra Zalewska lights: Adam Gewartowski direction: Jarek Kordaczuk The premiere of pantomimic performance Moved Moments took place in CEiIK (Educational-Cultural Centre) in Olsztyn, December 2002.   Brides from the pantomimic spectacle Moved Moments: Dominika Radaszewska, Andrzej Zalewski, Natalia Safianowicz, Basia Raduszkiewicz. In the Press This album is a completely orginal, fantastic musical phenomena... Its authors paid for it on their own - it cost only 20 thousands zlotys - but the artistic effect is astonishing... NEWSWEEK 18.01.2004 The thing especially valuable for people sensitive to artisticly arranged sounds. But the lovers of words will find something for themselves . Although Mr Kordaczuk wrote less words than notes, Ms Raduszkiewicz interpreted them as good as it was possible. MAGDA UMER WEBSITE A fascinating spectacle, ravishing music and careful preparation of all details caused "Moved Moments" will stay in our memory and the hearts of all guests present during the spectacle, for long. BRUSSELS, POLISH CENTRE, 19.12.2003 "Moved Moments" is one of the most interesting musical and poetic events in Olsztyn in the recent time. We see completely different Basia Raduszkiewicz from who we used to know- singing "ordinary" poetic songs. GAZETA WYBORCZA(local newspaper) OLSZTYN, 17.04.2003 Dance-pantomimic-vocal spectacle to music and lyrics by Jarek Kordaczuk was  brilliantly performed by Basia Raduszkiewicz and Olsztyn's Pantomime. Short etudes, showing the suffering, lust, temptation or loneliness did not need words. However they were present and made the presentation more attractive. But above all, a beautiful voice and dance of Basia Raduszkiewicz was what aroused admiration. GAZETA WYBORCZA CRACOW, 6.11.2003 "Moved Moments" is a recital of songs which thanks to electronic sounds, lights and choreography turned itself into a fascinating multimedia performance... GAZETA WYBORCZA POZNAŃ, 3.03.2003 The final of this multi-layered show - completely astonishing. All the possible variatons to the word "dance". It begins among the echos of secession: gray flickering of artistic forms on the screen, golden green strips of a skirt, quasi-folk stylingng. Adn then more and more dancing, empty violin strings smell of sulphur, some diabolic Strawinski or Bartók... GAZETA WYBORCZA OLSZTYN, 14-15.12.2002 Morning Coffee from the pantomimic spectacle Moved Moments: Natalia Safianowicz, Tomasz Groblewski, Basia Raduszkiewicz, Dominika Radaszewska. Prayer Jarek Kordaczuk (trans. Janusz Góralczyk) prayer in your perfection, wisdom and justice in your impeccable condition from an awesomely high position in your incessant willingness to clear up the mess after us in consequence of the saving plan separate love from desire separate touching from scratching separate quietness from not listening separate laughter from mockery separate advice from persuasion separate gesture from pretending separate speaking from mumbling separate the true from making things up separate learning from feeling lost separate willingness from being forced separate friendship from the habit separate silent from not-existence and now that you have separated it all you shall look upon it and see that separating is good hear my begging and before I stand in front of you don't lead me so much into temptation Dance I Jarek Kordaczuk (trans. Janusz Góralczyk) dance I for the dusk for the night for the inability to create for the rain and for the storm for the thorns and for the rose for the fire for the water for my beauty for the nice dress for the beautiful girl for the soul and the body for the woman who didin't care for your fancy for the bubble for the sin for the punishment for your unnecessery sacrifice for despair for the fury for the woman's jealousy for the unbearable thoughts for your non-obscene desires for the ears that won't hear for the unwanted memories for here and now without him for the empty home for the table and the chair for the time and the place for the whys and reasons for the life which is short for the freedom of dancing for me loneliness I dance... Fhe First Love Jarek Kordaczuk (trans. Janusz Góralczyk) the first love you kept staring into my eyes mesmerized with their shine how come such cruel tears and painul memories you charmed me with your words you cuddled me in your arms how come such bitterness and lost faith you sad it'd be so easy to find my light in you how come I hate you so much and the shape is so deep your whisper sent the stars down to me you touched me with your breath how can I be cursing you now why do I need this knife you were my dream come true you were my God how come this blood will you answer me Brides Jarek Kordaczuk (trans. Janusz Góralczyk) brides brides sing joyfully they come to me as if in a dream one stays longers sometimes tells my future concerning my husband-to-be bridges give back their garlands with this they tempt you or warn you one lured by the chill of the chapel I am here bridges come into church shadows of gothic walls call them one bravely lifts her eyes up and begs for the husband bridges stand in a row uncertain what to expect one gets lost somewhere the one that is me Madrigal Jarek Kordaczuk (trans. Janusz Góralczyk) madrigal as light as touching the lips I slip away through the day and the joy kindles suns in my eyes as light as the wings' touching I run away to where the shadow of a tree allows me to love it tell me whether I am here to nestle my breast which is starving for love against the warm bark hum a lulaby to me despite the early hour to calm down my senses which are insane and dancing they adore your leaves that whisperingly return the touch to my skin with the wind's touch they tremble with a nice fear shaken in the brightness of the rays that through the leaves discreetly lurk they find tenderness in the tangle of the branches devotion that so far they haven't even dared to demand they kiss your cracked bark with my lips they feel what they have never felt before ther's so much love within me and so much longing and so much bliss of trembling in the branch's arms I stop the moved moment with my breath I enchant the time so that it wouldn't find me again Monologue Jarek Kordaczuk (trans. Janusz Góralczyk) monologue I am or I am not that is an agonizing question I am or I am not there comes no answer maybe it's better not to be and nothing's gonna happen maybe it's better to stay it is another option I breathe, no doubt I am I breathe and doubt maybe I am here no longer I escape from my thoughts with a meaningless gesture I escape from my thoughts for ever and ever Dance II Jarek Kordaczuk (trans. Janusz Góralczyk) dance II with no charm and not on tiptoes I don't waltz I don't suffer, do not sigh I do not disslove in music I do not whisper, I'm not last in thoughts I'm not imagining anything I'm not considering anything I don't want anything, I don't reject anything I do not cuddle, do not kiss I do not get engaged in anything I do not love and do not envy I don't ask for anyone I do not meet anyone I do not confess anything to anyone I cannot hear and cannot feel even the world does not go round I do not lie, do not pretend I give myself to nobody nobody ever holds me I need nobody I dance I dance with no end I dance for ever I dance with all my heart I dance without purpose I dance out of breath I dance without the senses I dance with no memories I dance with no shame I dance with no envy I dance for no one I dance for myself I dance here and now I dance Lullaby Jarek Kordaczuk Basia Raduszkiewicz (trans. Janusz Góralczyk) lullaby if you're not asleep, my little son move your eyelid you were for a little while and now you're gone time given you filled with joy without a lullaby you fell asleep for the first time have you been taken away by the bad wolf into the narkness of the wood you won't be dreaming that it's just here, a step away you won't be woken up by fear I won't see your tears you won't find my hand you won't hear me crying good night, my little son the lights have been turned off, so sleep don't fear the wolves ?cause the wood keeps them hidden let the night comfort you in your miserable nightgown let it lead you through silence let it rock you to sleep Mirror Jarek Kordaczuk (trans. Janusz Góralczyk) mirror a pinch of jealousy a drop of love scraps of calmness a whisper of lonelines remnants of joya drop of madness a bit of longing a little bit of cruelty a breath of contempt a puff of certainy a gesture of abashment whims of wisdom a glimpse of bliss a trace of temptation a touch of tenderness a shock of rejection a sip of transition a moment of freedom a rustle of sleepness a bit of rapacity a grain of hope a hem of shamelessness a sparkle of negligence a moment of rapture and a glamour of shape and a lure of the body and a wonder of the eyes as if I was asking a mirror of mine a mirror of the wall is there a fairer thing than them all Morning Coffe Jarek Kordaczuk (trans. Janusz Góralczyk) morning coffe in the morning coffee I leave calmness in the morning coffee I leave dream soon I will be under the pressure of events soon I will start a new day my thoughts put to sleep will slip away on their own they will mark insane rhythm on their own with difficulty they will rise a tired body with difficulty they will get tanglet in it galloping thoughts can't be stopped a galloping body that continually chases thoughts they get lost again in the sense of confusion they abandon themselves again to unconscious chase still to fast to be saved still too much, too suddenly, too immediately how to stop it how to smash it how to make me stop thinking in the morning coffee I left calmness in the morning coffee I left dream yet againg I have found myself under the pressure of events yet againg I have started a new day Sonokinetic Incident Factory Izabela KoÅ›ciesza Sonokinetic works MaÅ‚gosia Wawruk Sensor matrix Experimental music Installations Coral music Solo pieces Improvised music Acousmatic music Electronic Music Monoctone Pieces for children Jarek Kordaczuk mp3 Dark Energy Agnieszka KoÅ‚odyÅ„ska Pantomime Electroacoustic music Vocal-instrumental music Instrumental Music Musical interpretations of fairy tales Compositions Adam SmoczyÅ„ski Sacred Music EWI ProForma Theatrical music Jan Brzechwa Julian Tuwim Sebastian Wypych Poetic song Sung poetry JarosÅ‚aw Kordaczuk Arrangements Videoclips Animations Titelituralia Onomatopeic compositions Theatre of Sound A Room Full of Fairy Tales Children's Art Centre Cezary Konrad Krzysztof Herdzin Basia Raduszkiewicz Music for children