Rafel Plana

Musician, composer and producer with a higher classical training, he started his activity in the theatrical and audio-visual field in 1998, and in 2002 he starts working at Institut del Teatre of Barcelona (the Barcelona college of performing arts, including theatre, dance choreography and pedagogy bachelor’s degree and dance conservatoire) where he begins his collaborations with dancers, choreographers, scene directors, audio-visuals and actors on more than 50 shows, along with composition and production jobs for the cinema, TV and video-arts. Also remarkable are his personal projects in the field of electronic music, available at Donlikepiano Soundcloud. From 2002 on, he takes part on more than 500 performances at the main Spanish theatres and festivals, as well as in the rest of Europe and in the U.S.A. Recently, he has been performing with Viggo Mortensen in a show of music and poems, created with the actor from his poetry book "Canciones de invierno" and composed and produced the music for the worlwide campaign against cáncer. His piano version of Skating Polly's song "A little late" is part of Viggo Mortensen's directorial debut "FALLING", releasing next 2020. He's creating the original music for the next inmersive expo at IDEAL Barcelona that will open 2020 autumn season. Currently composing the OST for shortfilms made at ESCAC directed by Gemma Capdevila, Dave Jackson and Francesc Palau. He has created (and is creating) music for cinema and TV series with directors Jaime Dezcallar, José Luis San Roman, Sergi Cervera, Dani Torres, Dídac Cervera or Jesús Pérez Miranda, achieving many international prizes. 2 documentaries soundtracks, identifying music for Canarias Televisión, original scores for the international animation series LMN's, music for some audiovisual works photographers like David Airob or David Maroto, he's created remixes for the american producer Mathew Shell and music for many corporative videos. He also created some music for TV. He creates his own music (both acoustic or electronic) under the name of DONTLIKEPIANO.