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Boris Kovač
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Boris Kovač (1955) is a composer, instrumentalist and multimedia artist from the Vojvodina region, the northern part of Yugoslavia. He composes music for chamber groups he rehearses and leads, moreover many of his projects are to some extent connected with theatre. During the period from 1991 until 1995 he used to live and work in Italy, Slovenia and Austria.\n \nIn 1996 Boris moved back to Serbia, where he led several new projects in which were involved his RITUAL NOVA ensemble, LaDaABa orchest, La Campanella orchestra, Chamber Theatre of Music OGLEDALO, Academy of Fine Skills.\n \nHe engaged himself also in the work with students, in order to re-establish the contemporary music\u002Ftheatre scene in his country.\nHis ensembles performed more than 500 concerts in about 250 festivals of World\u002FNew\u002FJazz Music in around 30 countries, travelling through 4 continents.\n \nHis albums were 3 times in the Top 10 of the European Broadcast Union (World Music Charts Europe). In August 2005 the album “World after history” reached the second position; the album The LastBalkan Tango was chosen among the best "50 essential albums ever” by the popular Songlines magazine.\n \nBoris Kovač got the biggest Serbian theatre prize -STERIJA AWARD for music in the year 2007 for the play “Nahod Simeon”.\n \nIn the year 2008 he received the prize for the best music from the Cinema City festival for the soundtrack of the movie “Na lepom plavom Dunavu – The Beautiful Blue Danube”.\n \nHis DVD “Before and after Apocalypse”, received the prize of the German Critics Association.\n \nIn the year 2009 Boris composed the music for “White, white World”, a fiction film directed by Oleg Novković . This soundtrack got the award from Serbian film Centre (voted by the film critics), as the Best Soundtrack in Serbia for 2010, proving that Kovac is excellent choice to compose music for film and theatre..
Boris Kovač (1955) is a composer, instrumentalist and multimedia artist from the Vojvodina region, the northern part of Yugoslavia. He composes music for chamber groups he rehearses and leads, moreover many of his projects are to some extent connected with theatre. During the period from 1991 until 1995 he used to live and work in Italy, Slovenia and Austria.\n \nIn 1996 Boris moved back to Serbia, where he led several new projects in which were involved his RITUAL NOVA ensemble, LaDaABa orchest, La Campanella orchestra, Chamber Theatre of Music OGLEDALO, Academy of Fine Skills.\n \nHe engaged himself also in the work with students, in order to re-establish the contemporary music\u002Ftheatre scene in his country.\nHis ensembles performed more than 500 concerts in about 250 festivals of World\u002FNew\u002FJazz Music in around 30 countries, travelling through 4 continents.\n \nHis albums were 3 times in the Top 10 of the European Broadcast Union (World Music Charts Europe). In August 2005 the album “World after history” reached the second position; the album The LastBalkan Tango was chosen among the best "50 essential albums ever” by the popular Songlines magazine.\n \nBoris Kovač got the biggest Serbian theatre prize -STERIJA AWARD for music in the year 2007 for the play “Nahod Simeon”.\n \nIn the year 2008 he received the prize for the best music from the Cinema City festival for the soundtrack of the movie “Na lepom plavom Dunavu – The Beautiful Blue Danube”.\n \nHis DVD “Before and after Apocalypse”, received the prize of the German Critics Association.\n \nIn the year 2009 Boris composed the music for “White, white World”, a fiction film directed by Oleg Novković . This soundtrack got the award from Serbian film Centre (voted by the film critics), as the Best Soundtrack in Serbia for 2010, proving that Kovac is excellent choice to compose music for film and theatre..
