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A skilled instrumentalist, Robert offers an exceptional range to customize music and manifest soundscapes. The score — by Robert Pycior — is so atmospherically perfect, it’s immediately noticeable as a strong element that supports the whole picture.
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Robert Pycior is an accomplished composer and musician....
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Robert L. Pycior is a multi-instrumentalist and private instructor of over 15 years. He performs the violin professionally in a variety of contemporary outfits, and currently composes and records music for film and television. Most notably, Pycior is the violinist for the Brooklyn-based band O’death.
Robert Pycior is an accomplished composer and musician. Recent work includes WHAT JOSIAH SAW, starring Robert Patrick (Terminator 2, X-Files), streaming now on Shudder and 2023 Academy Awards Nominee, THE MARTHA MITCHELL EFFECT streaming now on Netflix.
ROBERT PYCIOR MUSIC - News. “What Josiah Saw” is an odd duck, a movie that jumps genres but maintains a throughline of unsettling intensity before tying them all back together. What Josiah Saw is announced to screen at the 2021 Mammoth Lakes Film Festival on September 24th.
4 Dis 2020 · Robert Pycior is an American composer and multi-instrumentalist who has been playing violin since the age of 5. In the time since, he’s explored sonic territory few players attempt with the instrument.
Composer & multi-instrumentalist Robert Pycior has been performing and creating music for over 30 years, starting with the violin at age six and going on to record, perform and tour internationally for over a decade with outfits such as Brooklyn’s o’death.
This EP represents Pycior’s first solo effort under his own name and showcases the work he’s been performing live for the last few years – solo violin, delay and tape layerings. With each track a culmination of singular live performances and every sound originating from Pycior’s violin.
