Konrad Rogiński (born 1977) is a multi-instrumentalist, composer, teacher and lecturer. He co-creates the Rivendell Orchestra, is the Artistic Director of the YanTa Chamber Orchestra of Lubin at C.K. “Muza”, the founder of the YanTa project, the creator of film, theater, paratheatrical, ethnic, ethno-jazz music. Constructs and reconstructs musical instruments.
He collaborated, among others with Janusz Józefowicz, the Puppet Clinic Theater, the Dramatyczny Theater C.K. Norwid in Jelenia Góra, Teatr Avatar, Teatr Impart, with Marcin Steczkowski’s band The Transgress, Kapela from the village of Warszawa, Varius Manx, Moskwa and Vavamuffin. For 11 years he has been creating music for Teatr Ruchu Ocelot (Polish Radio in Wrocław), incl. for choir and orchestra. He recorded the album RIVENDELL, Ocelot The Spirit of Artistic, 2002.
At the turn of 2007/08, together with the Silesian Opera and the Choir of the Silesian Philharmonic, he took part in creating a concert of almost 200-person symphonic line-up with music by Howard Shore from the movie Lord of the Rings. He performed with the project in the largest concert halls in Europe. He received the Grand Prix of the 2010 “Musical Interpretations of Chopin” Festival in the individual category. He co-founded the project Dhoad – Rivendell with Indians from Rajasthan (a CD from a concert made in the studio of Polish Radio in Warsaw, 2010 was released). He served as an instrumentalist’s advice in the game show “Awantura o Kasę” with Krzysztof Ibisz. He appeared in ATM in Wrocław as a musical guest in most of the reality shows; during the VIP K1 match, he led Przemysław Saleta onto the stage and encouraged him to fight with his drums. In 2010 and 2011, together with his brother Kamil, he produced the original program “Instrumentarium” on TVP Kultura, a series of documentary films by TVP Ginące Zawody, a documentary film Secrets of the Warsaw Pact, he also composed music for independent films. – up Princess. He recorded Akhenaten’s Tale with the New Art Radio Philharmonic (Łódź 2011).
