Karen Khachaturyan
90
years
Biography
Karen S. Khachaturian (19 September 1920 — July 19, 2011) — was Soviet and Russian composer and teacher. People's artist of the RSFSR (1981). Laureate of the State prize of the USSR (1976). Laureate of the State prize of Russia (2001). A member of the CPSU since 1952.
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| Title | Year | Job |
|---|---|---|
| The Yellow Stork | 1950 | Original Music Composer |
| The Heart of the Brave | 1951 | Original Music Composer |
| A Naughty Kitten | 1953 | Original Music Composer |
| Dog and Cat | 1955 | Original Music Composer |
| Old Friends | 1956 | Original Music Composer |
| At the Crossroads | 1958 | Original Music Composer |
| Soon There Will Be Rain | 1959 | Original Music Composer |
| Разноцветные камешки | 1960 | Original Music Composer |
| Murzilka and the Giant | 1960 | Original Music Composer |
| Wait for Letters | 1960 | Original Music Composer |
| Cipollino | 1961 | Original Music Composer |
| A Leap Year | 1961 | Original Music Composer |
| Seven Babysitters | 1962 | Original Music Composer |
| A Great Road Ahead | 1963 | Original Music Composer |
| The Children of Pamirs | 1963 | Original Music Composer |
| Little Timo's Christmas Tree | 1966 | Original Music Composer |
| This Isn't About Me | 1966 | Original Music Composer |
| New Attraction Today | 1966 | Original Music Composer |
| Shot | 1966 | Original Music Composer |
| Viy | 1967 | Original Music Composer |
| Half A Hour For Miracles | 1968 | Original Music Composer |
| Strange People | 1969 | Original Music Composer |
| Sweet Fairy Tale | 1970 | Original Music Composer |
| Visiting Summer | 1972 | Original Music Composer |
| 100 grams for Bravery | 1977 | Original Music Composer |