Miloš Štědroň (2/9/1942 Brno - // )

Professor Miloš Štědroň graduated from the Faculty of Arts of Masaryk University where he is now a teacher. He also graduated from the Janáček Academy of Performing Arts in Brno where, until lately, he had also taught. When he was young he was very talented and could have become a piano virtuoso. Instead, he is a musicologist, unveiling unknown compositions of the great masters of music. In musical terminology he is involved in how music and linguistics overlap. He is the author of great numbers of various forms of music, including operas and symphonies, which have been performed at prominent world festivals. As a publicist he has written many professional and biographical books.
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Compositions by | Banalissimo for cello and string orchestra Brno Chamber Soloists Jan Škrdlík - Cello Austerlitz for cello and multimedial accompaniment Ballad for a Bandit |