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Michal Rataj Prague, Czechia
Composer, performer, sound designer based in Prague, Czech Republic. He composes mainly electro-acoustic and chamber or orchestral instrumental music and receives performances throughout Europe and in the USA. He has performed solo, and with other music partners, incl. the Points-Rataj Quintet cross-over project. He composed soundtracks to dozen documentary and feature films and TV drama series. ... more
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