Julius Dobos

Julius Dobos started his research in the piano with five years of age. His curiosity about composing started after winning many competition honours. After completing his musical education in Budapest, he visited Germany to review soundtrack composing. In 1995, he produced his debut using a collection of parts called “Hill Flying,” that have been broadcast on Hungarian radio and tv. After many commissions for brief parts and logo design music (like the amazing choir theme for the Corvin Budapest Multiplex Movie theater), he constructed “Connecting Pictures” at Nokia’s. Dobos caused Grammy Award-winning Marta Sebestyén as well as the Budapest Monteverdi Choir. The Compact disc was an excellent hit and marketed 60,000 copies in Hungary. In the same season, because of the achievement of “Hooking up Pictures,” he was asked to create a genuine Hollywood-style rating for European countries Express, the initial Hungarian action-adventure film from the ’90s. The soundtrack became perhaps one of the most well-known topics of discussion on the 30th Hungarian Film Celebration. Afterwards, he became associated with many projects, like the music for the radio-play about the Balkan wars, and the initial rating for the U.S. brief film Dark Strawberries, the rating for Thend yet others. While composing music for film, the composer begun to focus on his long-standing wish, “Mountain Traveling,” predicated on his debut function from the same name. He documented it four a few months later using the North Hungarian Symphony Orchestra, the Monteverdi Choir, and many guest performers, including Marta Sebestyén. The record became a global achievement and reached five continents from the globe. In the brand new millennium, Dobos continued composing music for movies — mainly for U.S. marketplace — and focusing on his personal items. His functions reveal a distinctly Western taste, a legacy of his solid musical education, both theoretical and useful, which includes helped him to create and define his personal musical requirements and his personal, distinctive style.