Dimitrije Buzarovski Biography

Dimitrije Buzarovski is a famous Composer. Dimitrije Buzarovski was born in August 8, 1952 in Macedonia. Macedonian composer and academic known for “Radomir’s Psalms,” an oratorio, and many other works. His interests ranged from musicology to computers to electronic music to performance, teaching, and research. Don't forget to check Famous birthday today. Let's celebrate your favorite celebrity's birthday with us!

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Family, Dating, Relationship Records

His family was residing in Skopje, Macedonia, when he was born. Dimitrije Buzarovski age in 2023 is 71 years. Dimitrije Buzarovski father name is under review and mother name is also under review. Dimitrije Buzarovski's has not shared any information about siblings on social media platforms.

Height - How tall is Dimitrije Buzarovski?

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He and his German contemporary Hans Zimmer both composed music for numerous film soundtracks.

He founded IRAM, the Institute for Research and Archiving of Music, in 2000.

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He began teaching in the Music Department of Skopje’s Ss. Cyril and Methodius University in 1984. He would eventually write four symphonies, two operas, three oratorios, two ballets, and numerous sonatas.