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Goran Bregović

Goran Bregović

Goran Bregović

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Goran Bregović

Musician

Genres: rock, jazz rock, folk rock, Balkan folk, film music

Goran Bregović - career, hits, and stage

A musician and composer of Bosnian origin, Goran Bregović draws inspiration from Balkan musical traditions and combines their rhythms with European classical influences. The artist is known worldwide, especially for performances with his Wedding and Funeral Orchestra. In his music, Goran Bregović blends Bosnian, Serbian, and Romani themes with pop music, tango, and brass-driven arrangements.

Goran Bregović's career

Goran Bregović studied music from an early age, first playing the violin and later mastering the guitar. He took his first professional steps as a member of several bands, playing bass guitar, with Bijelo Dugme becoming the most successful of them.

Goran wrote music for Bijelo Dugme, one of the most popular bands in the former Yugoslavia. After the group disbanded, he moved into film scoring, creating compositions for Time of the Gypsies, Arizona Dream, Underground, and Silent Gunpowder.

Goran Bregović also formed a large ensemble called the Wedding and Funeral Orchestra. The project includes a choir and instrumentalists and performs concerts around the world.

Well-known songs and successful albums

The artist's work includes notable collaborations with other musicians, particularly the albums "Kayah i Bregovic" with Polish singer Kayah, "Düğün ve Cenaze" with Turkish singer Sezen Aksu, and "Daj mi drugie życie" with Polish performer Krzysztof Krawczyk.

Goran Bregović's best-known compositions include "Đurđevdan", "Kalashnikov", "Mesečina", and "Gas Gas". He has also written commissioned music for famous artists, including Iggy Pop, Sezen Aksu, Kayah, Cesaria Evora, and others.

Goran Bregović's live concerts

Goran Bregović is one of the few musicians from the former Yugoslavia to have performed on major stages such as Carnegie Hall and Royal Albert Hall. He performs worldwide, giving solo concerts and participating in major music events, but most often appears with the Wedding and Funeral Orchestra.

The ensemble's performances attract listeners with their diversity, combining a Balkan orchestra, a male vocal ensemble, and female vocal lines. The concerts are also marked by emotional contrast, as suggested by the project's name, with the program featuring both festive, joyful music and tragic, dramatic pieces.

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