The author of the legendary melody from the film epic about Budulai has passed away.

On Tuesday, June 3, People's Artist of the Moldavian SSR and the USSR, renowned composer Yevgeny Doga, passed away at the age of 88. This information was reported by the Transnistrian TV channel 'TSV', according to 'Glavkom'.Yevgeny Doga was included in the list of the 100 best composers of the 20th century according to UNESCO. His music is often heard at weddings, in movies, and during concerts.

Composer's Biography

Yevgeny Doga was born on March 1, 1937, and graduated from the Chișinău Conservatory in 1960. Despite the paralysis of his left hand, he continued to actively compose music.In addition to his composition activities, Doga was a teacher of music theory and worked in the USSR awards committee. After the collapse of the USSR, he lived permanently in Chișinău and supported Ukraine.

Creative Legacy

Some of Yevgeny Doga's most famous works include waltzes from the films 'My Gentle and Tender Beast' and 'Anna Pavlova', as well as music for the film 'The Camp Goes to Heaven.' He received great recognition for his operetta 'Dialogue of Love' and ballets.The composer emphasized that the most important thing for him was the joy and satisfaction of the audience from his music, regardless of the genre.Yevgeny Doga was an outstanding composer who will leave an immeasurably large mark on the world musical heritage with his creativity. He was a unique figure who instilled joy and satisfaction through his music to thousands of people for decades.