Dmitri Pavlov

Dmitri Aleksandrovich Pavlov is a Russian composer and director based in Berlin. He is known for his work as a film composer and perhaps best known for his score for the film The Cuckoo (Кукушка in Russian) directed by Aleksandr Rogozhkin.

Apart from music for film, Dmitri Pavlov has written for ballet, theatre and orchestra. He formed Pavlov Ballet in 1992, and also arranged for the "Spirit of Mozart'"concert in Vienna, commemorating the 250th anniversary of Mozart's birth. One of his works is Concerto for piano, computer and orchestra, which breaks boundaries and successfully merges sampled computer generated sounds with classical. He composed the orchestral works for The Song of the Little Mermaid, a 2004 ballet in two acts choreographed by Kim Sun-hee.

He used computer generated sounds in the recording of The Fall of Babylon, biblical Allegory for Choir and Orchestra, which is based on Old and New Testament Texts.

Pavlov studied music theory at Rimsky-Korsakov Saint Petersburg State Conservatory.

Film music Dmitri Pavlov has written music for the following films: 1988 "Bells of the North", director - M Micheev 1988 "Requiem", director - K Artjuchov 1988 "Return", director - A Golovin 1989 "Alexander Nevsky", director - A Golovin 1989 "The Lost Soul", director - M Micheev 1990 "The Paternal House" The House of F Dostoievsky, director - M Micheev 1992 "Kolyma", director - M Micheev 1992 "Maximilian Voloshin" director - A Rjabokon 1993 "Tchekist", director A.Rogozhkin 1994 "Boule de Suif" film-ballet, produced by "Telefilm", director - Alexander Tikhonov 1994 "Cameo Gonzaga", 1994, director - L Volkov 1994 "Physiology of Russian Life " / Great Russian physiologist Ivan Pavlov, director - I Alimpiev 2002 "The Cuckoo", director A Rogozhkin 2003 "Sapiens"(short film), director A Rogozhkin 2004 "The one's strange life", music for a film serial, director A Rogozhkin 2006 "Peregon" director A Rogozhkin 2008 "Igra" (ORT), director A Rogozhkin

Awards Pavlov has won awards for his compositions, including the 2004 State Prize from the Russian Federation.