markbartha@gmail.com
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Márk Bartha is a composer, sound artist, and interdisciplinary collaborator whose work explores the boundaries of sound, space, and perception. He leads the project Ensemble in Limbo, an ‘open-ensemble’ platform for experimental electroacoustic music that combines alternative tuning systems and open musical structures.
Márk’s work examine themes of slowness, transition, and liminality, His recent projects include site-responsive performances, choral spatial works, and installations that blur the line between composed structure and ephemeral sound.
He studied electronic music and media art in Pécs between 2010 and 2013 and is about to enroll in Stockholm’s Royal College of Music (KMH) to study Electroacoustic Composition. He has participated in international residencies such as the V4 Visual & Sound Residency and Culture Moves Europe (2024), and has collaborated widely with theatre and dance companies in Hungary, the USA, Germany, Denmark, Switzerland, Slovakia, Romania, Slovenia, and Poland, touring extensively throughout Europe.
teacher
2020-2021 - Academy of Drama and Film in Budapest - Faculty of Theatre - Dramaturg
Subject: Applied music in Theatre and Film
2017-2018 - Academy of Drama and Film in Budapest - Faculty of Theatre - Stage Director
Subject: Applied music in Theatre and Film
2020-2021 - Academy of Drama and Film in Budapest - Faculty of Theatre - Dramaturg
Subject: Applied music in Theatre and Film
2017-2018 - Academy of Drama and Film in Budapest - Faculty of Theatre - Stage Director
Subject: Applied music in Theatre and Film
2013-2014 - Budapest Metropolitan University - Vocational Secondary School Institution - Sound Master
Subject: Ear Training
Subject: Ear Training
education
2010-2013 - University of Pécs – Faculty of Music and Visual Arts - BA in Electronic Music and Media Arts
BA work: Electronic Music and Media Arts degree
Thesis: Vocalism in the Electroacoustic Music
Degree concert: Human Voice as an Interface in a Musical Structure
awards
personal
2019 - Soharóza - Az Ügy - Nominated (with Dóra Halas) on Theatre Critics' Award - Best Theatre Music
as co-creator
2021 - Dívák / Divas - 18. Verzio Film Festival - Audience Award
2019 - Soharóza - Az Ügy - Nominated on Theatre Critics' Award - Best Play, Best Independent Theatre Play, Best Costume
2017 - Stereo Akt (dir. Martin Boross) - Promenade: Baltimore -Baltimore Magazine's Best of Baltimore Readers Poll - Best Play or Performance Award
2017 - Hodworks - Grace - Rudolf Lábán's Award for Best Contemporary Dance Piece
2015 - Szputnyik Hajózási Trásaság (dir. Dániel D. Kovács) - A heilbronni Katica - Theatre Critics' Award - Best Independent Theatre Play
2010-2013 - University of Pécs – Faculty of Music and Visual Arts - BA in Electronic Music and Media Arts
BA work: Electronic Music and Media Arts degree
Thesis: Vocalism in the Electroacoustic Music
Degree concert: Human Voice as an Interface in a Musical Structure
awards
personal
2019 - Soharóza - Az Ügy - Nominated (with Dóra Halas) on Theatre Critics' Award - Best Theatre Music
as co-creator
2021 - Dívák / Divas - 18. Verzio Film Festival - Audience Award
2019 - Soharóza - Az Ügy - Nominated on Theatre Critics' Award - Best Play, Best Independent Theatre Play, Best Costume
2017 - Stereo Akt (dir. Martin Boross) - Promenade: Baltimore -Baltimore Magazine's Best of Baltimore Readers Poll - Best Play or Performance Award
2017 - Hodworks - Grace - Rudolf Lábán's Award for Best Contemporary Dance Piece
2015 - Szputnyik Hajózási Trásaság (dir. Dániel D. Kovács) - A heilbronni Katica - Theatre Critics' Award - Best Independent Theatre Play