Bruno Bjelinski

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Bruno Bjelinski (born November 1, 1909 in Trieste , † September 3, 1992 in Silba , according to other information in Zagreb ) was a Yugoslav composer .

Bjelinski studied first at the University of Zagreb , then at the Zagreb Music Academy . There he worked as a counterpoint teacher from 1945 . Bjelinski composed six operas , two ballets , five symphonies , one piano and two cello concertos, chamber music works, a cantata , piano music and songs .

Works

  • Concerto for flute and strings, 1955
  • Serenade trumpet, piano, strings and percussion, 1957
  • Bez Povratka ( No Return ) ( No Return ), song cycle for voice and orchestra, 1957
  • Pcelica Maja ( The Maya the Bee ), fairy-tale opera after Waldemar Bonsels , 1963
  • Peter Pan , Ballet for Children, 1966
  • Musica Tonalis for oboe, bassoon and strings, 1968
  • Heraklo comic children's opera, 1971
  • Močvara ( The Swamp ), Opera, 1972
  • Zvona ( The Bells ), Opera, 1975
  • Orfej XX. stoljeća ( Orpheus of the 20th Century ), Opera, 1981
  • Slavuj ( The Nightingale ), opera based on Hans Christian Andersen , 1984
personal data
SURNAME Bjelinski, Bruno
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Yugoslav composer
DATE OF BIRTH November 1, 1909
PLACE OF BIRTH Trieste
DATE OF DEATH 3rd September 1992
Place of death Silba