William Wozniak is an internationally awarded music composer based in Zürich, Switzerland. In April 2024, he received the "Best Original Score" award at the Berlin Indie Film Festival for his work on the movie "Home Swiss Home."

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Wozniak's musical journey began with the Celtic harp, which he later complemented by mastering the cello. His diverse experiences, from collaborating with pop-rock bands to performing in classical concerts, have profoundly shaped his unique approach to composition.

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With a deep-rooted passion for classical and film music from a young age, Wozniak started composing in 2003. Through self-guided study, he contributed to the soundtracks of short films in collaboration with film associations in Paris. His talent was recognized early on, earning a nomination for Best Original Music at the 2010 FFCV contest for the short movie "Répétitions."

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Now based in Zürich, Wozniak explores both orchestral and electronic instrumentation in his compositions. His debut album, "OLYMPUS," along with subsequent singles "REACH FOR THE STARS" and "THE ESCAPE," highlight his impressive musical range and creativity.

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In 2020, Wozniak was a top 10 finalist in the FMF Young Talent Award Contest in Krakow. His work is ongoing through many exciting new projects, ensuring his music continues to captivate and inspire.

Explore the world of William Wozniak and his captivating music.

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