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Alfons Karabuda, born 2 December 1967 in Stockholm, Sweden, is a Swedish composer and EU cultural politics personality. Karabuda is the acting CEO of STIM (the Swedish Performing Rights Society),〔("STIM Appoints New Acting CEO" ), Billboard Magazine〕〔("Executive Shuffles: Sony Music U.K., Warner/Chappell, STIM" ), Digital Music News〕 president of ECSA (European Composer and Songwriter Alliance),〔(About ECSA ), ECSA〕 executive chairman of SKAP – Sveriges kompositörer och textförfattare (the Swedish Association of Composers, Songwriters & Lyricists)〔(Alfons Karabuda ), SKAP〕 and expert in the field of artistic rights to the UN Human Rights Council.〔(Alfons Karabuda to participate in UNHRC expert meeting on artistic expression ), ECSA at Facebook〕 He is a member of the executive board at IMC (International Music Council),〔(IMC Executive Board ), IMC〕 Statens Musikverks konstnärliga råd (The Artistic Board of Music Development and Heritage Sweden),〔(Appointment of Members to The Artistic Board of Music Development and Heritage Sweden ), Government Offices of Sweden〕 Musiksverige (Musicsweden), STIM (The Swedish Performing Rights Society)〔(The Board ), Stim〕 and Svensk Musik (Swedish Music). Karabuda is also chairman of the Polar Music Prize Award.〔(The Award Committee ), Polar Music Prize〕 As expert to the UN Human Rights Council, Karabuda was part of producing the first ever UNHRC report on artistic rights in 2013. The report was followed by new reports during 2014.〔("FN ber världen värna konstnärlig yttrandefrihet" (UN Demands Support for Artistic Rights) ) Sveriges Radio/Swedish Public Service Radio〕〔("FN-rapport stöd för konstnärer" (UN Report Supports Artists) ) Sydsvenskan〕 As the president of ECSA, Karabuda has been a driving force in the formation of a European–American collaboration between the music creator organisations ECSA and SGA (Songwriters Guild of America). Together, the organisations have focused on the global issues of artistic rights, free speech and authors' rights (in America, copyright), in joint actions such as the Fair Trade Music Initiative.〔(Pandora Sues Songwriters: Response from Music Creators North America, European Composers and Songwriters Alliance ) Reuters〕〔("Announcing the "Fair Trade Music" Initiative, World's Songwriters and Composers Unite to Form a Global Advocacy Network" ), Market Watch/Wall Street Journal〕 As a member of the executive board of STIM, and during 2014 as acting CEO, Karabuda has focused on developing international strategy, improving distribution systems and adjusting the organization to the new EU directive on collective rights management.〔("STIM Appoints New Acting CEO" ), Billboard Magazine〕〔("Executive Shuffles: Sony Music U.K., Warner/Chappell, STIM" )〕 Karabuda's parents, Günes and Barbro Karabuda, are journalists and filmmakers. His sister Denize Karabuda is an actor and director. The Karabuda children grew up traveling during their parents' many assignments, to which Karabuda himself credits his cultural political involvement.〔(Vem? (Who?) ), Official Website – Content is King〕 Karabuda works in the areas of TV, film and theatre through his publishing company Naomi Musikförlag & Filmproduktion. Among his customers are SVT, SR, BBC, Zentropa and Stockholms Stadsteater. Karabuda also composes music for commercials. == Selected projects == Television *''Bookmark Childhood'' – BBC *''LinSilk Road/Turqoise'' – NOS TV3 *''The World Heritage Expedition'' – NOS TV3 *''Desert’s Blue Eye, Aral'' – Academy Production *''AuDeLá de l'Lointaine'' – E.G.E TV Film *''Fruen på Hamre'' – Zentropa *''Violbukten'' – SFI/Filmteknik/Oberon & Son *''Skyernes Skygge Rammer Mig'' – Zentropa *''Helten Henning'' – Arena Film Theatre *''Stora landsvägen'' – Stockholms Stadsteater *''Toten Insel'' – Stockholms Stadsteater *''Dickie Harding'' – Sveriges Radio *''Förhör 63-11'' – Sveriges Radio *''Häxorna'' – Sveriges Radio 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Alfons Karabuda」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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