IFMCA Best Score for a Drama Film
Abel Korzeniowski wins the International Film Music Critics Association Award for Best Score For A Drama Film of 2009.
March 2010, read more…
Abel Korzeniowski wins the International Film Music Critics Association Award for Best Score For A Drama Film of 2009.
March 2010, read more…
The International Cinephile Society awards Abel Korzeniowski for Best Score and Colin Firth for Best Actor of 2009!
February 2010, read more…
“A Single Man” won the AFT Award for Best Original Score!
January 2010, read more…
The score for “A Single Man” has made it into “The Top Ten of The 2000-2009 Decade” of A YEAR IN A FILM blog.
January 2010, read more…
Critics rate “A Single Man” soundtrack 9.5 and call it “achingly gorgeous” and “the type of score that is difficult to stop listening to”.
December 2009, read more…
Abel Korzeniowski wins Best Score 2009 San Diego Film Critics Society Award for “A Single Man”.
December 2009, read more…
Nominees for the 67th annual Golden Globe Awards announced. Three nods for A SINGLE MAN! Colin Firth for Best Actor, Julianne Moore for Best Supporting Actress and Abel Korzeniowski for Original Score.
December 2009, read more…
The original soundtrack for “A Single Man” will be released on December 22th, 2009. Tom Ford has been the executive producer of the album!
December 2009, read more…
Weinstein buys rights to “A Single Man”. The Hollywood Reporter mentions Abel Korzeniowski’s score as a possible contender for the upcoming awards season.
September 2009, read more…
Colin Firth wins Best Actor at the Venice film festival, for his role in Tom Ford’s picture “A Single Man”.
September 2009, read more…
After the glamorous Venice premiere of Tom Ford’s new movie “A Single Man” reviewers hail Abel Korzeniowski’s score as “exquisite” and “swooping”.
September 2009, read more…
Tom Ford’s “A Single Man”, with music by Abel Korzeniowski, will have its world premiere at the 66th Venice Film Festival. It’s been selected to close the competition on the evening of September 11th 2009!
August 2009, read more…
Check out my interview on Scorenotes.com! The topic is the score for Battle for Terra
May 2009, read more…
A 3-D animated sci-fi film, helmed by Aristomenis Tsirbas, is playing in theaters now. Reviewers are raving about the music, calling it “wondrously atmospheric”.
April 2009, read more…
Lionsgate and Roadside Attractions have acquired U.S. rights to Snoot Entertainment’s animated 3-D feature “Battle for Terra” and plan to release it on May 1.
January 2009, read more…
Cokemachineglow’s review describes the score for PU-239 as “little short of shit-hot” and “sweet to the point it’d make Sofia Coppola swivel with jealousy”!
October 2008, read more…
The Hollywood Reporter offers an insight into today’s world of film music, including comments from my dear friends Seth Kaplan and Christine Russell and also… talks about my first steps in Hollywood.
August 2008, read more…
TR Warszawa, Poland’s most exciting theater company, arrives in New York with a spectacular production of Macbeth that boldly reinvents the classic for the twenty-first century.
June 2008, read more…
An unforgettable concert on a chilly May night in Gdansk, Poland, with ships floating down the Motlava river and the spectacle of Metropolis spellbinding the audience again.
May 2008, read more…
I had a pleasure of collaborating on this extremely scary movie with Brian Reitzell. We used some instruments that no one has ever heard before. The score sounds fantastic. Congratulations Brian!
June 2007, read more…