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- Alesh Jermar (1929–2004) was a Czech post-modernist composer, film music composer, organist, pianist, and synthesizer player. While working in the Czechoslovak film and television industry, he composed music for over 200 short films, some of which received awards in international film festivals. He was also a dazzling performer praised for his interpretative brilliance, instrumental virtuosity, and exceptional improvisational skills. (en)
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- Prizes at International Film Festivals in Cannes, Venice, Mexico City and Oberhausen. (en)
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- A Czech post-modernist classical composer, film music composer, organist, pianist, and synthesizer player. (en)
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- Alesh Jermar (1929–2004) was a Czech post-modernist composer, film music composer, organist, pianist, and synthesizer player. While working in the Czechoslovak film and television industry, he composed music for over 200 short films, some of which received awards in international film festivals. He was also a dazzling performer praised for his interpretative brilliance, instrumental virtuosity, and exceptional improvisational skills. (en)
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