Bojan Vuletić

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Bojan Vuletić (born June 11, 1971 in Belgrade , Yugoslavia ) is a composer and musician. Bojan Vuletić's music is characterized by overcoming the boundaries of form and genre and his interdisciplinary work in theater plays, art installations, films, contemporary dance and poetry. His compositional work ranges from chamber music to orchestra and big band , from contemporary to improvised music, from world music to pop for a wide variety of ensembles and projects.

Life and music

Bojan Vuletić was born in Belgrade, Serbia (formerly Yugoslavia) and grew up in Germany for most of the time. He has been taught violin and guitar since childhood. Before studying music at a conservatory, he completed his studies in physics at the Ludwig Maximilians University in Munich with a thesis in astro-physics on the evolution of galaxies. He then studied jazz guitar at the Dutch Hogeschool voor de Kunsten Arnhem and then composition at the Messiaen Academy with Paul Keijsers and Martin Fondse .

He founded several musical ensembles (including the German-Dutch “Biyuya Ensemble”), played concerts and recordings in the USA, Europe, South Korea, Japan, Canada, Egypt and Russia and was musical director responsible for larger projects such as “Polyphony "And" Schlaf, Menschlein, Schlaf "in cooperation with the Duisburg Philharmonic Orchestra as part of the European Capital of Culture RUHR 2010 .

Vuletić has played with musicians such as Zeena Parkins , Nate Wooley , Matt Moran , Daniel Levin , Anita Hustas, Audrey Chen, Chao Yun Luo in the USA and worked with Soo-Jung Kae, Chang U Choi and the Moonshiners in Asia. In Germany and Europe he composed, arranged and played a. a. for and with: Vera Westera, Soleil Niklasson, Minerva Diaz Perez, Michael Gustorff , Philipp Kullmann, Patrice Bart-Williams , Tsvetomir Tsankov, Lillo Scrimali , Heinz Hox, Christoph Titz , Nico Brandenburg , Sebastian Gahler , Die Toten Hosen , Frank Schulte and Trovači . For his RecomposingArt cycle , compositions have so far been created on poems by Paul Celan (Atemwende, 2011), pictures by Gerhard Richter (Blur, 2012), a novel by Boris Vian (L'écume des jours' 2013), a film by Michael Haneke ( Code Inconnu, 2014) and two stories by Franz Kafka (The Metamorphosis / Report for an Academy, 2015).

Vuletić works regularly with visual artists such as Aurelia Mihai and he has been working with Danica Dakić for many years , such as at Documenta 12 and the biennials in Istanbul and Liverpool.

He composed and played music for directors such as Volker Hesse , Dedi Baron , Günther Beelitz , Nurkan Erpulat , Bettina Jahnke, Fabian Sattler, Alexander Steindorf, Christof Seeger-Zurmühlen and Thorsten Weckherlin on stages such as the Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus and the Landestheater Burghofbühne . Including the music for the Brecht pieces “ The Caucasian Chalk Circle ”, “ The Holy Johanna of the Slaughterhouses ” and “ The Temporary Ascent of Arturo Ui ”, which was officially approved as a new composition by Barbara Brecht-Schall and Brecht-Erben GmbH . As a composer and performer, Vuletić has been heard in contemporary dance pieces in Asia, North America and Germany. a. for the choreographers Yun-Jun Kim and Marcus Grolle.

The radio play "Das Rätsel des Schafs", which he produced for the author Naomi Schenck, won the 2006 " Premiere on the Net " award of the ARD Radio Play Days and his radio installation "Photo Sensitive, 1" commissioned by the Serbian broadcaster RTS was awarded for numerous international prizes nominated.

Vuletić has been the musical and artistic director of the Junge Schauspielhaus in Düsseldorf since 2014.

Together with the director Christof Seeger-Zurmühlen, Vuletić founded the annual ASPHALT Festival in Düsseldorf in 2012, which they jointly manage.

Awards

2012: Prize winner music from the city ​​of Düsseldorf

Exhibitions

Selected discography (as a musician, composer and producer)

  • CD "Raging Low" - B1, Ignoring Gravity Music (IGM 01-01, 2001)
  • CD "Grace." - Irene Latzko & Bojan Vuletić, Ignoring Gravity Music (IGM 02-02, 2002)
  • CD "Breakdown.yu" - Biyuya Ensemble, Ignoring Gravity Music (IGM 03-03)
  • CD "Birdy" - Biyuya Ensemble, Ignoring Gravity Music (IGM 04-05, 2004)
  • LP 12 "" What 2 Do "- Can 7, Peppermint Jam (PJMS 0074)
  • EP VINYL "The One Cultural Groove" - ​​Raw Artistic Soul, GoGoMusic (GOGO 010)
  • EP VINYL "Kana" - Raw Artistic Soul, GoGoMusic (GOGO 012)
  • CD "Entering the Double Bass" - Sara Camatta (audio book) (Carl Löwe Edition, 2004)
  • CD "What About Love" - ​​Raw Artistic Soul, GoGoMusic (GOCD 002, 2005)
  • CD "True Khoisan" - Laygwan Sharkie (2005)
  • CD "GO!" - Various Artists (GOCD 001, 2005)
  • EP VINYL "What About Love EP" - Raw Artistic Soul (GOGO 014, 2005)
  • CD single "Welcome To Germany" - Trovaci, Ignoring Gravity Music (IGM 06-06, 2006)
  • CD "GO !!" - Various Artists (GOCD 003, 2006)
  • LP 12 "" Miami Theme & Fela Brasil "- Raw Artistic Soul, GoGoMusic (GOGO 020, 2006)
  • CD "You Got Rhythm Too" - Raw Artistic Soul, GoGoMusic (GOCD 004, 2007)
  • CD single "Paradies" - Trovaci, Ignoring Gravity Music (IGM 07-08, 2007)
  • CD "Kuku Lele" - Trovaci, Ignoring Gravity Music (IGM 07-07, 2007)
  • CD "Green Is For Push, Red Is For Pull" - Soo-Jung Kae, Chang-U Choi & Bojan Vuletić, Ignoring Gravity Music (IGM 07-09, 2007)
  • CD single "Kako Tako" - Trovaci, Ignoring Gravity Music (IGM 07-10)
  • EP "Moonshiners" - Moonshiners (EGG Music Korea, 2008)
  • LP "Squidco" - Paul Lytton & Nate Wooley (Broken Research Music, USA, 2008)
  • CD "Berlin" - Tango del Sur West Wind Latina (WW2254)
  • DVD "Polyphonie at Philharmonie Duisburg 2008" (Institute for Education and Culture, 2008)
  • CD "A View Amazing" - Vera Westera, Ignoring Gravity Music (IGM 08-11, 2008)
  • DVD "Polyphonie at Philharmonie Duisburg 2009" - Benny Stolz (Institute for Education and Culture, 2009)
  • CD "Creek above 33" - Paul Lytton & Nate Wooley (PSI Records, USA, 2010)
  • CD "Malo Morgen" - Trovaci, Electrique Mud Records (MUD007-2, 2010)
  • CD "Atemwende" - Nate Wooley & MIVOS quartet, Ignoring Gravity Music (IGM 12-13, 2013)

Selected publications

  • Hans Steingen, Bojan Vuletić: In all silence (Die Toten Hosen). Songbook 80 pages, Bosworth 2009, ISBN 9783865434111 .
  • Flavia Nebauer, Bojan Vuletić: Music with older migrants. Published in “Kulturkompetenz 50+ - practical knowledge for cultural work with older people”, edited by Kim de Groote, Almuth Fricke, kopaed, 2010, ISBN 9783867363198 .

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personal data
SURNAME Vuletić, Bojan
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Yugoslav composer and musician
DATE OF BIRTH June 11, 1971
PLACE OF BIRTH Belgrade