Karwan Marouf

from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The articles Karwan Marouf and Karuan overlap thematically. Help me to better differentiate or merge the articles (→  instructions ) . To do this, take part in the relevant redundancy discussion . Please remove this module only after the redundancy has been completely processed and do not forget to include the relevant entry on the redundancy discussion page{{ Done | 1 = ~~~~}}to mark. M2k ~ dewiki ( discussion ) 12:19, May 25, 2020 (CEST)
Karwan Marouf (2019)

Karwan Marouf (* 11. December 1976 in Mödling ) is an Austrian composer , multi-instrumentalist and music producer of many award-winning national and international game - and documentaries .

Live and act

Karwan Marouf was born in Mödling and grew up in Vienna, where he still lives and works today. The musician of Kurdish origin played in various indie rock bands in his teenage years and, especially in the late 1990s, dealt intensively with electronic music and film music. In 2003 Marouf wrote the first soundtrack for the documentary film "The Souvenirs of Mr. X" by the Austrian-Iranian director Arash T. Riahi .

Subsequently, Marouf and Riahi continued to work together. For example for the film drama “A Moment of Freedom”, which was submitted as an Oscar application in the category “Best Foreign Language Film” in 2008. Since then, Marouf has primarily made a name for himself as a composer of numerous feature and documentary films. He wrote the Flimscores for "Everyday Rebellion" (2013), "Nelly" (2015), "Die Migrantigen" (2017), "The last party of your life" (2018) and "We stay a little bit" (2020). Marouf's music was nominated for the Austrian Film Prize 2020 for the comedy film "Kaviar".

Other fields of activity

Marouf has released two albums so far under the pseudonym " Karuan ". The debut album "Dohuki Ballet" (2002) attracted international attention with its mixture of oriental and electronic elements. Several singles and EPs followed, and in 2007 another album was released with “Pop Arif”. In 2008 “Pop Arif” was nominated in the category “FM4 Alternative Act of the Year” at the Amadeus Austrian Music Award.

Published film music / filmography

  • 2003: The Souvenirs of Mr. X
  • 2005: electronic scrap
  • 2006: Exile Family Movie
  • 2008: A moment of freedom
  • 2008: Fly over Amazonia
  • 2009: Momentum: What Drives You (TV Documentary)
  • 2009: Season 1, Red Bull Momentum, What drives you
  • 2010: Season 2, Red Bull Momentum, What drives you
  • 2011: Season 3, Red Bull Momentum, What drives you
  • 2011: Africa Race, two brothers between Paris and Dakar
  • 2012: Season 4, Red Bull Momentum, What drives you
  • 2012: Aftermath, the Second Flood
  • 2012: Nerves break together
  • 2013: population boom
  • 2013: Everyday Rebellion
  • 2013: Food Markets: In the Belly of the City (4-part TV documentary)
  • 2015: Nelly
  • 2016: Korida
  • 2017: The migrants
  • 2018: The last party of your life
  • 2018: UI - Soon We Will All Be One
  • 2018: Focus on Murder (6-part TV documentary)
  • 2019: School of Seduction
  • 2019: caviar
  • 2020: Wiping is Power (TV Series)
  • 2020: We'll stay a little longer
  • 2020: Fuchs under construction (in post production)
  • 2020: The scary house (in post production)
  • 2020: Tatort (in post production)

Awards

  • 2008: Nomination Amadeus Austrian Music Award "FM4 Alternative Act of the Year" for Karuan (Pop Arif)
  • 2016: Nomination for the Hamilton Film Festival, Canada, for best OST "Nelly"
  • 2020: Nomination for the Austrian film award for best music "Kaviar"

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Film music must also work without a film. A portrait of the film composer Karwan Marouf, In: oe1.orf.at
  2. ↑ KARUAN - Chocolate Distance - Official Video for a moment freedom , In: youtube.com (English)
  3. ↑ Karuan - Dohuki Ballet (Sunshine Enterprises), by Sascha Kösch, July 19, 2020, In: de-bug.de
  4. ^ Album reviews, Karuan: Pop Arif , January 13, 2008, In: derstandard.at
  5. ^ An Arash T. Riahi Film, Nervous Breakdown , A Moment of Freedom , Exile Family Movie , In: nervenbruchzombination.com
  6. ↑ Generation Special Mention, In: nelly-short.com
  7. ↑ Korida on the Sarajevo Sur Seine Festival, In: korida.at
  8. ↑ UI - Soon we will all be done, In: soonwewillallbeone.com (English)
personal data
SURNAME Marouf, Karwan
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian composer, songwriter, singer, multi-instrumentalist and music producer
DATE OF BIRTH December 11, 1976
PLACE OF BIRTH Mödling