Pece Trajkovski – Brada
| Pece Trajkovski - Brada | |
|---|---|
| Born |
1981 (age 34–35) Bitola, Yugoslavia |
| Genres | Electro, acoustic, alternative rock, funk, bossa nova, ambient |
| Occupation(s) | Instrumentalist |
| Instruments | Accordion |
| Years active | 1995–present |
| Associated acts | Foltin |
| Website |
www |
Pece Trajkovski – Brada (born in 1981 in Bitola, Yugoslavia) is an accordion player and member of the band Foltin (Macedonian: Фолтин). From 1995-1999 he was an active participant in the Bitola underground scene. In 1999 he joined Foltin (Macedonian: Фолтин).[1][2] As a Foltin member, Brada played on 5 studio albums, over 20 plays, movies and hundreds of concerts in Macedonia, Croatia, Italy, Austria, Slovenia,Serbia, Moldavia, Bosnia, Albania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Belgium, the UK, Lebanon, Turkey, the Netherlands, and France.
Discography
- Donkey Hot (2003)
- Lo-Lee-Taa-Too (2005)
- Ovaa Transplantirana masina za čukanje dosega ne tipkala ljubovno pismo (2008)
- Penelope X (2011)
- Antitelo (2012)
Theatre
- 2012 – ODISEJ, directed by: Aleksandar Popovski, Ulysses, Brijuni, Hrvatska
- 2012 – Spring Awekening, directed by: Martin Kochovski, Narodno pozorište Užice, Srbija
- 2011 – Leksikon Yu Mitologije, directed by: Oliver Frljic, Neta, Ljubljana
- 2011 – Baal, directed by: Martin Kochovski, Dramski Teatar-Skopje, Macedonia
- 2010 – Circus Destetika, directed by: Aco Popovski, HNK Rijeka, Rijeka, Croatia
- 2010 – Caucasian Chalk Circle, directed by: Martin Kochovski, N.Theatre Prilep - Voydan Chernodrinski, Prilep, Macedonia
- 2010 – Peer Gynt, directed by: Aco Popovski, Gavella - Zagreb, Croatia
- 2009 – Swan Song, directed by: Branko Stavrev, MNT Dramski – Skopje, Macedonia
- 2009 – Boat For Doals, directed by: Aco Popovski, SNG Drama, Ljubljana, Slovenia
- 2009 – The Other Side, directed by: Martin Kochovski, Mal Dramski teatar – Bitola, Macedonia
- 2008 – Drums in the night, directed by: Martin Kochovski, N.Theatre Prilep - Vojdan Chernodrinski, Prilep, Macedonia
- 2006 – Davy The Bowie + The Fallen From Mars, Concert-performans, Production:Foltin
- 2002- Family Stories, Told by:Aleksandra Kovachevich, National Theatre Bitola, Macedonia
- 2001 - He called! Concert-performance, Independent production
- 2001 – Le Piaf, directed by: Natasha Poplavska, The National Theatre Bitola, Macedonia
- 2001 – MACEDOINE Odyssey 2001, directed by: Ivan Popovski, The Nacional Theatre Skopje, MOT, The Ohrid Summer, MNT, The National Theatre Bitola, Macedonia
- 2001 – Bakhi, directed by: Sasho Milenkovski, The National Theatre Bitola, Macedonia
- 1999 – Macedonian Bloody Wedding, directed by: Lubisha Georgievski, The National Theatre Bitola, Macedonia
Film Music
- 2012 – The Balkan is not dead (as actor), directed by: Aleksandar Popovski, production: Kino Oko
- 2010 – This Is Not An American Movie, directed by: Sasho Pavlovski, production: Dejan Iliev
- 2008 – Cash And Marry, directed by: Atanas Georgiev, production: Mischief Films, Nukleus, Tris Films and ITVS International
- 2008 – Dance With Me, directed by: Sasha A. Damjanovski, production: Orev films
- 2005 – Turkish Tea (documentary), directed by: Petra Seliskar, production: “Petra Pan”, Slovenia
References
- ↑ My Space article about Foltin band
- ↑ Article about Foltin’s album Lo-Lee-Taa-Too on All About Jazz site
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