Wojciech Wenturaとは 意味・読み方・使い方

Wojciech Wentura born in Tczew is a musician, an actor, a composer, a pianist and, first of all, is a Polish operatic tenor. He played the piano as a five-year-old boy. He attended the School of Music in Tczew, where he was taught by a pianist and a tutor Aurel Kędziorski. As a child, he sang with a treble. At the age of fifteen, he became the first prize winner of the National Sacred Music Festival in Tczew. For nine years he was a percussionist of the Polish Representative Scout Brass Band named after Stanisław Moniuszko. He attended theatrical lessons and played as an actor in a theatre run by a legendary Tczew's director Henryk Lamke. He also acted in a theatre run by Michał Spankowski in a pantomime, which served as an inspiration to stage "The Exodus" pantomime for which the music was composed by Wojciech Kilar. It was presented in Witten, Germany, in 1991. W. Wentura was a creator of "The Chandelier" cabaret, in which he staged cabaret performances similar to those presented by "Piwnica pod Baranami" in Cracow. For many years, he was a leader of Tczew`s rock band "Mocna Grupa", with which he toured all over Poland. He composed over twenty songs and lyrics, which were included in the band’s repertoire. He left his home town in 1996 and moved to his beloved Cracow. He began to collaborate with the artists from "Piwnica pod Baranami". In Cracow he also participated in televised cabaret productions as an accompanist. He also occasionally appeared in a cabaret called “Loch Camelot”. However, he broke up his artistic activity for almost ten years and set up his own computer science business.