Les 3 conseils d'Elzbieta Sikora, compositrice

00:00:20 1er conseil : Écouter, écouter, écouter
00:01:01 2ème conseil : Apprendre, connaître, s'instruire
00:01:29 3ème conseil : Faire, travailler, noter, imaginer
00:02:01 Bonus : Les conseils des maîtres
Elżbieta Sikora studied sound engineering at the Chopin University of Music in Warsaw, and then electroacoustic music with Pierre Schaeffer and François Bayle at GRM in Paris from 1978 to 1980. Upon her return to Warsaw, she undertook study of composition with Tadeusz Baird and Zbigniew Rudzinski.
In 1981, Sikora was awarded a nine-month study grant from the French government, and following the declaration of martial law in Poland on 13 December of that year, immigrated permanently to France, where she studied composition and analysis with Betsy Jolas and participated in workshops at IRCAM. She was later a guest at the CCRMA (Center for Computer Research for Music and Acoustics) at Stanford University, where she worked for several months with John Chowning.
Her catalogue comprises some sixty electroacoustic and instrumental works, including operas, ballets, and orchestral, chamber and solo pieces. Her music has been performed in several countries in Europe and in the United States, notably at festivals including Avignon, Dresdner Musikfestpiele, Warsaw Autumn, Fylkongen in Stockholm, Musica Electronica Nova, Présences, and the Bourges Festival of Electroaucoustic Music. She has received commissions from Radio France, IRCAM, GRM, Muse en Circuit, the Monte Carlo Ballet, and the French and Polish Ministries of Culture.
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