From symphonies recorded and performed by European orchestras to background production music heard on television and radio around the world to the creation of experimental, non-narrative video pieces, Steve's talent and diversity extends to many aspects of the audio-visual world.

Composer Steve Kornicki’s ability to integrate diverse musical elements into his own unique and personal vision has led him to his current practice of composing accessible music based on numerical processes and advanced musical theories. He draws his inspiration from conceptual music theory and the natural sciences while preserving an intellectual, compelling and simultaneously evocative and emotional impact with his music. Steve Kornicki has been working for over 20 years as a composer and sound artist.

Steve's latest work translates his extensive experience with sound into visual forms. These visual forms are represented as experimental video works accompanied by innovative music for digitally processed sampled instruments and sounds: http://stevekornicki.com/audiovisual.htm

From 2000-2003, he lived and worked in Los Angeles, composing for media corporations and working closely with musicians at California State University Long Beach. He has written concert music for orchestra and chamber ensembles, music for electronic media and pieces for music libraries, video, film, dance and theater productions. His concert music has been performed by the New York Miniaturist Ensemble, West End String Quartet, Kiev Philharmonic, Accessible Contemporary Music, California State University Percussion Ensemble and Percussionist, David Gerhart. He studied composition & music theory with Jeffrey Mumford and guitar performance with William Peters at the Settlement Music School in Philadelphia, PA.

Steve's music has been featured on television around the world (United States, United Kingdom, Australia, Canada and Germany), on International Public Radio as well as on radio stations in the U.S., Europe and Japan. He has also scored music for film, video, theater, music libraries and various media productions. His orchestral piece, “Morning Star Rising”, was recorded by the Kiev Symphony Orchestra and released in 2005 on the international CD label, ERM Media.

He owns and operates his own music publishing company, Fragmented View Music (BMI) and a 24-track digital music production studio. As an audio producer, he has recorded, mixed and produced professionally since 1991 and has taught more than 100 private music students