Dubravko Detoni
Dubravko Detoni (born 22 February 1937[1]) is a composer, pianist and writer. Although active since the early 1970s he is almost unknown internationally.
He was born in Križevci, Croatia, educated in Zagreb, Sienna, Warsaw and Darmstadt, and studied with John Cage in Paris. He has written more than a hundred musical pieces, theatrical spectacles, multimedia and performance pieces, books of poetry, essays, commentaries, and radio and TV programs.
His son Danijel is a pianist.[2]
As the founder and leader of the ensemble Acezantez, he has performed around Europe, Asia and North America.[1]
In 2000, the Paradigm Discs record label released Dubravko Detoni a CD of pieces from 3 LPs that appeared on Jugoton (today's Croatia Records) in the mid 1970s.
References
- ^ a b "Detoni, Dubravko". hds.hr (in Croatian). Retrieved 18 April 2015.
- ^ "Heirs Of Business Empires of the new Croatian dynasty". Nacional. 12 July 2023.
External links
- Information on Dubravko Detoni CD
- Poetry by Dubravko Detoni
- Contemporary Music in Croatia: Traditions and innovations, by William A Everett, in Central Europe Review, Vol 2, No 19, 15 May 2000
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Porin Lifetime Achievement Award
- Nikša Bareza (2008)
- Dražen Boić (2013)
- Drago Britvić (2006)
- Željko Brkanović (2014)
- Vinko Coce (2014)
- Emil Cossetto (2004)
- Croatia Records (2007)
- Arsen Dedić (1999)
- Pavle Dešpalj (2010)
- Valter Dešpalj (2014)
- Veljko Despot (2013)
- Dubravko Detoni (2007)
- Drago Diklić (2011)
- Mato Došen (2010)
- Rajko Dujmić (2013)
- Dino Dvornik (2009)
- Darko Glavan (2010)
- Nikša Gligo (2015)
- Pero Gotovac (2000)
- Milan Horvat (2005)
- Đelo Jusić (2007)
- Alfi Kabiljo (2004)
- Nikica Kalogjera (2001)
- Stipica Kalogjera (2010)
- Milko Kelemen (1998)
- Tereza Kesovija (2009)
- Josip Klima (2011)
- Anđelko Klobučar (2002)
- Mišo Kovač (2012)
- Vladimir Kranjčević (2013)
- Miroslav Križić (2014)
- Vladimir Krpan (2001)
- Vojno Kundić (2010)
- Ljubo Kuntarić (2009)
- Kvartet 4M (1995)
- National Folk Dance Ensemble of Croatia LADO (2002)
- Dubravko Majnarić (2014)
- Anton Marti (1994)
- Branko Mihaljević (2005)
- Stjepan Mihaljinec (2012)
- Miroslav Miletić (2009)
- Drago Mlinarec (2005)
- Tomislav Neralić (2006)
- Gabi Novak (2006)
- Đorđe Novković (1996)
- Krešimir Oblak (2014)
- Frano Parać (2015)
- Boško Petrović (2003)
- Ivo Pogorelić (1997)
- Anđela Potočnik (2013)
- Julije Njikoš (2010)
- Ruža Pospiš-Baldani (2003)
- Božo Potočnik (2005)
- Miljenko Prohaska (1995)
- Ivo Robić (1997)
- Zdenko Runjić (1998)
- Stanko Selak (2013)
- Siniša Škarica (2002)
- Stjepan Jimmy Stanić (2013)
- Ljubo Stipišić (2006)
- Zvonko Špišić (2008)
- Vjekoslav Šutej (2010)
- Radojka Šverko (2014)
- Time (2012)
- Nenad Turkalj (2004)
- Dunja Vejzović (1999)
- Radovan Vlatković (2012)
- Dražen Vrdoljak (2003)
- Vice Vukov (2000)
- Zagreb Quartet (2000)
- Zagreb Soloists (1994)
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