Wolfram de Marco
Composer
Wolfram de Marco was born June 25, 1966 in Ansbach, Bavaria, Germany into a family where music was a part of daily life, with his education beginning at age six with violin and piano at 13. After his luthier grandfather introduced him to the first chords on a guitar, it became the instrument that called his name. At 15 years old, he began to study classical guitar, in time winning important awards and ultimately leading to a professional career as a classical guitarist. Following five years of classical guitar and piano studies at the Hochschule Für Musik in Würzburg, he found work in Frankfurt as a session guitarist, arranger, composer and producer for music in advertising and corporate movies. In 2012 his composition "Fantasia For A Forgetful Angel" for guitar and string quartet was performed by Prof. Jürgen Ruck and members of the Sharoun Ensemble. It premiered at the International Guitar Week in Ansbach and was recorded and aired by the Bayrischen Rundfunk. This same year he had the opportunity to score a childhood favorite book series from Enyd Blyton- which became the very successful German franchise of "Famous Five l - lV". He most recently finished the score for Jamie Dornan's star-turn in "Racing Hearts" aka "Flying Home" (picked up by Universal Pictures), which saw his return to collaboration with Dominique Deruddere. Gifted with a talent for finding just the right emotional complexity that a scene needs, Wolfram de Marco also knows when to allow silence to be the best companion. His directors have counted on him to create themes and atmospheres that seamlessly bind tension, building arcs, crescendi and the ability to keep audiences focused with baited breath for a release. Having worked with orchestras and musicians in cities as varied as Los Angeles, London, Berlin, Munich, Prague and Macedonia, his musical individuality is apparent and a force to be reckoned with. Wolfram de Marco lives with his wife Marie-Alise Recasner in Windsor Hills, California.
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