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Jana Obrovská : ウィキペディア英語版
Jana Obrovská
Jana Obrovská (13 September 1930 – 1987) was a Czech composer.
==Biography==
Jana Obrovská was born in Prague, the daughter of painter and sculptor Jakub Obrovský. Her early studies were piano with B. Kabeláčová-Rixová and theory with Jaroslav Řídký. At the Prague Conservatory she studied with M. Krejčí and Emil Hlobil from 1949-55. She won a prize in the 1972 Concours International de Guitarre in Paris for ''Passocaglia und Toccata''. Her ''Hommage a Béla Bartók'' became compulsory in the same Paris competition in 1975. Obrovská also composed music for orchestra and chamber ensembles.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Jana Obrovska )〕 She married guitarist virtuoso Milan Zelenka.

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