"Sofia Gubaidulina. El piano olvidado" (Sofia Gubaidulina. The Forgotten Piano) is a documentary project about the piano works of the Russian composer Sofia Gubaidulina. Curated by pianist Ricardo Descalzo, directed by Borja Ramos and produced by Musikene Higher Center of Music of the Basque Country.

Collaboration as director and writer of the documentary / Length: 45' / Premiere at the Museu de la Música (Barcelona, ES) on 19/02/2023

"Sonata para Andrés Isasi" (Sonata for Andrés Isasi) is a documentary project about the chamber music work of the Basque composer Andrés Isasi. Curated and produced by Karsten Dobers, founder of the Isasi Quartet, it was directed by Borja Ramos and co-written by both.

Collaboration as director and writer of the documentary / Length: 35' / Premiered at the Teatro Campos Elíseos (Bilbao, ES) on 14/11/2015, within the program of the Zinebi 57 International Documentary and Short Film Festival of Bilbao.

“Yrreg” is a session of improvisation by Sigma Project sax quartet over electronic materials by Borja Ramos. It's a work of deconstruction of the codes of simultaneous perception of sound and image on the film “Gerry” (2002) by Gus Van Sant.

Collaboration as a player in the show / Length: 103' / Premiered at auditorium of Fundació Pilar i Joan Miró (Palma de Mallorca, ES) on 27/03/2010, within the programming of II Mallorca Saxophone Festival / Organized by Aula de Saxofón del Conservatori Superior de Música de les Illes Balears / Musicians: (Sigma Project) soprano sax, Andrés Gomis; alto sax, Rodrigo Vila; tenor sax, José Miguel Cantero; baritone sax, Josetxo Silguero. Electronics, Borja Ramos

“La senda improvisada” is a session of improvisation, without program or preparation, between composers Arturo Blasco, Iker Ormazabal and Borja Ramos.

Collaboration as a player in the show / Length: 26' / Presented at Escuela de Música Jam Session (Barcelona, ES) on 20/12/2009, inside Clinic Master-Class “Improvised music under the influence of image” by Arturo Blasco / Organized by Escuela de Música Jam Session (Barcelona, ES) / Musicians: electric guitar, pedals, music box, sansula, Arturo Blasco; electric guitar, pedals, artefacts, Iker Ormazabal; electric piano, Borja Ramos

“Vampyr” is a free improvisation session of Kautuksi group in front of the film “Vampyr. The Dream of Allan Gray” (1931) by Carl Theodor Dreyer.

Collaboration as a player in the show / Length: 70' / Premiered at Auditori Marià Vila d'Abadal, Edifici Sucre (Vic, ES) on 16/09/2006, within the programming of XVIII Mercat de Música Viva de Vic / Coproduced by Xarxa de Músiques a Catalunya / Musicians: (Kautuksi) soprano sax, Pablo Tato; drums, percussion, Sahiela Vivo en el Acto; electric violin, loops, Bingen Mendizabal; electric guitar, loops, Arturo Blasco; piano, electronics, Borja Ramos

“Bajo tierra” is a research project directed by Jordi Galí—movement, in collaboration with Fred Debrock—photography, Borja Ramos—music, and Tom De Wit—illumination. The point of origin was the creation of a dance solo based on a deep dimension of the body, of a common and shared body.

Project collaborator / Presented at L'animal a l'esquena (Celrà, ES) on 09/07/2005

Collaboration as composer and sound designer of the electronic sections of the feature film soundtrack / Original music by Arturo Blasco and Bingen Mendizabal / For percussion, electric guitar, electric violin, electronics / Length: 89' / Commissioned by Bingen Mendizabal for Curve of Happiness Partners LLC / Premiered on 19/06/2003 / Coproduced by Outland Films, Siete y Tres, Sonora Estudios / Musicians: electric violin: Bingen Mendizabal; guitars, Arturo Blasco; percussion, Hasier Oleaga; electronics, Borja Ramos / Screenplay: Sacha Parisot, Ken Karn / Performers: Mailon Rivera, Steve White, Kristen Shaw, Debra Wilson, AJ Johnson, Jon Read, Thomas Nevarez / Director: Sacha Parisot / American Black Film Festival 2003: Best Feature Film Award, American Black Film Festival 2003: Best Actor Award (Steve White), Jamerican Film & Music Festival 2003: Best Feature Film Award, Telluride Indiefest 2003: Best Feature Film Award, New York Independent Film/Video Festival 2004: Best Director Award (Sacha Parisot) and Best Actor Award (Steve White)

“Gero bat gaurdanik” was the official song of Korrika 13, corresponding to the year 2003. Korrika is a running in favour of the Basque language that runs throughout the Basque Country every two years. The aim of the race is twofold: on the one hand, to raise awareness in favour of the Basque language, and on the other, to raise funds to carry out this work. It is organised by AEK (Alfabetatze Euskalduntze Koordinakundea), the most important organisation in the field of the Basque language and literacy for adults.

Collaboration as a player of the album / Length: 4' / Commissioned by Bingen Mendizabal for Korrika 13 / Recorded and mixed at El cantón de la soledad (Gasteiz, ES) / Presented on 04/2003 / Music: Bingen Mendizabal / Lyrics: Igor Elortza / Musicians: voices, Mikel Laboa, Ruper Ordorika; violin and mandolin, Arkaitz Miner; drums, Hasier Oleaga; accordion, Josu Zabala; electric guitar, Javi Cepeda; electric bass, Jon Cañaveras; electronics, Borja Ramos

• spotify.com/korrika-13

Collaboration as arranger and sound designer of the electronic sections of the film's soundtrack / Original music by Bingen Mendizabal / For string orchestra, percussion, piano, electronics / Length: 106' / Commissioned by Bingen Mendizabal for Alquimia Cinema / Premiered on 29/11/2002 / Coproduced by Oscar Kramer SA, Patagonik Film Group, RTVE, Vía Digital / Musicians: Pablo Sarasate Orchestra; percussion, Félix Divar, Iñaki Alarcia, Sahiela Vivo en el Acto; piano, Koldo Uriarte; electronics, Borja Ramos / Screenplay: Marcelo Figueras, Marcelo Piñeyro / Performers: Ricardo Darín, Cecilia Roth, Tomás Fonzi, Matías del Pozo, Milton de la Canal / Director: Marcelo Piñeyro / Selected by Argentina for 2002 Oscar nomination for Best International Feature Film / Third prize Coral International Festival of the New Latin American Cinema of Havana 2003

Collaboration as a player of the album / Length: 48' / Commissioned by Bingen Mendizabal for Gastelupeko Hotsak / Recorded at El cantón de la soledad (Gasteiz, ES) / Presented on 10/2001 / Music: Bingen Mendizabal, Mikel Urdangarin / Lyrics: Kirmen Uribe / Musicians: voice and acoustic guitar, Mikel Urdangarin; acoustic and electric guitar, Aitor Rubia; mandolin and violin, Bingen Mendizabal; double bass, Josu Izagirre; choirs, Txuma Murugarren, Rafa Rueda; drums, Hasier Oleaga; harmonica, Alex Ruiz de Azúa; accordion, Josu Zabala; piano and electronics; Borja Ramos

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• hotsak.com/bar-puerto

Collaboration as sound designer of the electronic sections of the film's soundtrack / Original music by Bingen Mendizabal / For symphony orchestra, electronics / Length: 102' / Commissioned by Bingen Mendizabal for Aurum Productions / Premiered on 31/03/2000 / Musicians: Orpheus Pressburg Symphony Orchestra; conductor, Karol Petocz; electronics, Borja Ramos / Screenplay: Curro Royo, Juan Vicente Pozuelo / Performers: Fele Martínez, María Esteve, Gustavo Salmerón, Adrià Collado, Lucía Jiménez, Elsa Pataky, Sergio Peris-Mencheta, Emilio Gutiérrez Caba / Director: Álvaro Fernández-Armero

• spotify.com/arte-de-morir