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© 2008. Ark Resources Entertainment
Martin Romberg
Compositeur
Norvège
© 2008. Ark Resources Entertainment
Site web : www.martinromberg.com
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Martin Romberg est né à Oslo en 1978. Il a étudié la composition avec Michael Jarrell et la musique de film avec Klaus Peter Sattler à l'University of Music à Vienne (Autriche).
Martin Romberg a écrit la musique de Changing Faces (Quinzaine des Réalisateurs à Cannes 2008) de Faruk Lasaki et des courts métrages comme ceux de Roland Zumbühl (Sterntaler ainsi que celui de Mikkel Blaaberg Poulsen Lille Løgn), nominé en 2007 pou le "Robert" et le "Meilleur Court métrage fiction danois ("Best Danish short fiction") au AIFF festival, autant que pour des documentaires tel que Todsünde Neid pour la chaîne de télévision autrichienne ORF et la chaîne allemande SAT3.
Martin Romberg a écrit la musique de Changing Faces (Quinzaine des Réalisateurs à Cannes 2008) de Faruk Lasaki et des courts métrages comme ceux de Roland Zumbühl (Sterntaler ainsi que celui de Mikkel Blaaberg Poulsen Lille Løgn), nominé en 2007 pou le "Robert" et le "Meilleur Court métrage fiction danois ("Best Danish short fiction") au AIFF festival, autant que pour des documentaires tel que Todsünde Neid pour la chaîne de télévision autrichienne ORF et la chaîne allemande SAT3.
English
MUSIC COMPOSER
Martin Romberg studied composition with Michael Jarrell and film music with Klaus Peter Sattler at the University of Music in Vienna, Austria. As a film composer Romberg has written music for short films such as Roland Zumbühl's Sterntaler and Mikkel Blaaberg Poulsen's Lille Løgn, which was nominated for the Danish National Awards ("Robert") for best short film, as well as for documentaries such as Todsünde Neid for the Austrian television station ORF and the German station SAT3.
His involvement with "Changing Faces" was instigated by the movie's Editor Karen who introduced him to Faruk. The rest as they say is history. He was very dedicated to this project and particularly liked the Director's professionalism. He liked that he was allowed to bring in his own creativity into the movie and not work produce a dictated piece as is the case with most European Directors. Martin believes this was the main reason why his job was done with minimal hitches.
Martin's work with "Changing Faces" is far from over as he has now taken over the role of distributing the movie's soundtrack. Other than that, he is currently working on a large symphonic poem for saxophone and orchestra, commissioned by the by the Norwegian saxophonist Ola Asdahl Rokkones.
Martin Romberg studied composition with Michael Jarrell and film music with Klaus Peter Sattler at the University of Music in Vienna, Austria. As a film composer Romberg has written music for short films such as Roland Zumbühl's Sterntaler and Mikkel Blaaberg Poulsen's Lille Løgn, which was nominated for the Danish National Awards ("Robert") for best short film, as well as for documentaries such as Todsünde Neid for the Austrian television station ORF and the German station SAT3.
His involvement with "Changing Faces" was instigated by the movie's Editor Karen who introduced him to Faruk. The rest as they say is history. He was very dedicated to this project and particularly liked the Director's professionalism. He liked that he was allowed to bring in his own creativity into the movie and not work produce a dictated piece as is the case with most European Directors. Martin believes this was the main reason why his job was done with minimal hitches.
Martin's work with "Changing Faces" is far from over as he has now taken over the role of distributing the movie's soundtrack. Other than that, he is currently working on a large symphonic poem for saxophone and orchestra, commissioned by the by the Norwegian saxophonist Ola Asdahl Rokkones.
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