Milo Cipra
Milo Cipra | |
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| Born | Emil Cipra (1906-10-13)October 13, 1906 Vareš, Austria-Hungary |
| Died | July 9, 1985(1985-07-09) (aged 78) Zagreb, SR Croatia, SFR Yugoslavia |
| Occupation | Composer |
| Years active | 1930–1985 |
Milo Cipra (born as Emil Cipra, 13 October 1906 – 9 July 1985) was a Croatian composer, member of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts (since 1976), dean of the Zagreb Music Academy (1961–1971).
Major works
- Sonatina u d-molu for piano, 1930
- Slavenska rapsodija for orchestra, 1931
- Sonata za violinu i klavir, 1944
- I. simfonija, 1948
- II. simfonija, 1952
- Kantata o čovjeku, 1958
- Sunčev put, 1959
- Musica sine nomine, 1963
- Aubade, 1965
- Leda, 1965
- Triptihon dalmatinskih gradova, 1969–1976
- Meditation sur Re, 1975
- Trio za obou, klarinet i fagot, 1978
References
External links
- Literature by and about Milo Cipra in the German National Library catalogue
- The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians
- Signs... Fragments... Some Observations on the Music of Milo Cipra (1906-1985), by Dalibor Davidović, International Review of the Aesthetics and Sociology of Music (2001) 1, 93-132
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Vladimir Nazor Award for Life Achievement in Music
- Svetislav Stančić (1960)
- Josip Križaj (1963)
- Jakov Gotovac (1964)
- Antonija Geiger-Eichhorn (1965)
- Ančica Mitrović (1965)
- Boris Papandopulo (1968)
- Vilma Nožinić (1969)
- Ivo Tijardović (1970)
- Nada Tomčić (1971)
- Marijana Radev (1972)
- Stjepan Šulek (1973)
- Ivan Brkanović (1974)
- Bruno Bjelinski (1975)
- Milo Cipra (1976)
- Ivo Maček (1977)
- Branimir Sakač (1978)
- Slavko Zlatić (1979)
- Dora Gušić (1980)
- Rudolf Matz (1981)
- Natko Devčić (1982)
- Milko Kelemen (1983)
- Jeronim Noni Žunec (1984)
- Emil Cossetto (1985)
- Milan Horvat (1986)
- Rudolf Klepač (1987)
- Miljenko Prohaska (1988)
- Dragutin Bernardić (1989)
- Tomislav Neralić (1990)
- Adalbert Marković (1991)
- Nada Puttar-Gold (1992)
- Jurica Murai (1993)
- Stjepan Radić (1994)
- Anđelko Klobučar (1995)
- Ruža Pospiš-Baldani (1996)
- Mladen Bašić (1997)
- Igor Gjadrov (1998)
- Ljiljana Molnar-Talajić (1999)
- Josip Klima (2000)
- Stanko Horvat (2001)
- Božena Ruk-Fočić (2002)
- Tonko Ninić (2003)
- Pavle Dešpalj (2004)
- Vladimir Krpan (2005)
- Branka Stilinović (2006)
- Damir Novak (2007)
- Zagreb Quartet (2008)
- Nikša Bareza (2009)
- Ruben Radica (2010)
- Mirka Klarić (2011)
Ivo Malec(2012)- Pavica Gvozdić (2013)
- Prerad Detiček (2014)
- Alfi Kabiljo (2015)
- Vladimir Kranjčević (2016)
- Dubravko Detoni (2017)
- Dunja Vejzović (2018)
- Valter Dešpalj (2019)
- Sretna Meštrović (2020)
- Višnja Mažuran (2021)
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