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Jan Klusák (born 18 April 1934 in Prague as Jan Porges) is a contemporary Czech composer, author of film, television and incidental music.
Jan Klusák, původním jménem Jan Filip Porges (* 18. dubna 1934 Praha), je český hudební skladatel.
Jan Klusák was born on 18 April 1934 in Prague, Czechoslovakia [now Czech Republic]. He is a composer and actor, known for Valerie and Her Week of Wonders (1970), Erotikon (1929) and Monte Cristo (1929).
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Jan Klusák - Concerto grosso (1957) pro dechové kvinteto a smyčce (2. věta)premiéra 21.2.1961 OlomoucMoravská filharmonie, dirigent Jaromír Nohejl
Jan Klusák, původním jménem Jan Filip Porges je český hudební skladatel, literát a herec. Narodil se dne 18. dubna 1934 v Praze. Odmaturoval na Akademickém gymnáziu Štěpánská v Praze a poté šel na studia Akademie múzických umění v oboru skladba.
After the Velvet Revolution, Jan Klusák served in many prestigious positions, he was elected the chairman of the music department of the restored club Umělecká beseda, a vice-chairman of the Czech Music Council and a member of the art committee of the international music festival Prague Spring.
The Czech composer Jan Klusák is celebrating his 80th birthday. He has a lot to look back on. During his career, he has created numerous works for various configurations, ranging from chamber pieces to grand symphonic opuses and operas, as well as acclaimed film scores.
