Mikael Tariverdiyev

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Mikael Tariverdiyev August 15, 1931 in Tblisi, Georgia - June 24, 1996 in Sochi, Russia) was a critically acclaimed Georgian film score composer and musician who worked extensively in the Cinema of Russia.

He composed for over 50 films between 1958 and his death in 1996 and composed the sound track to Irony of Fate.

He won three Nika Awards in the 1990s for Best Composer.

[edit] Filmography

• Vsyo to, o chyom my tak dolgo mechtali (1997)
• Propavshaya ekspeditsiya (1996) (TV)
• Letnie lyudi (1995)
• Vorovka (1995) (TV)
• Vsyo vokrug zasypalo snegom (1995)
• Nezabudki (1994) (as M. Tariverdiyev)
• Roman 'alla russa' (1994)
• Russkiy regtaym (1993)
• Tantsuyushchiye prizraki (1992)
• Ya obeshchala, ya uydu... (1992)
• I vozvrashchaetsya veter... (1991)
• Nochnye zabavy (1991)
• Smert v kino (1990)
• Zagadka Endkhauza (1989)
• Aelita, ne pristavay k muzhchinam! (1988)
• Etyud osveshcheniya (1988)
• Kommentariy k prosheniyu o pomilovanii (1988)
• Porog (1988)
• Razorvannyy krug (1987)
• Konets operatsii Rezident (1986)
• Mednyy angel (1984)
• Uchenik lekarya (1983)
• Predchuvstviye lyubvi (1982)
• Vozvrashcheniye rezidenta (1982)
• My, nizhepodpisavshiyesya (1981) (TV)
• Adam zhenitsya na Eve (1980) (TV)
• Dozhd v chuzhom gorode (1979) (TV)
• Staromodnaya komediya (1979) (as Mikael Tarawerdijew)
• Zolotaya rechka (1976)
• Ironiya sudby, ili S lyogkim parom! (1975) (TV)
• Propavshaya ekspeditsiya (1975)
• "Semnadtsat mgnoveniy vesny" (1973) (mini) TV Series
• Zemlya, do vostrebovaniya (1972)
• Sudba rezidenta (1970)
• Korol-olen (1969)
• Tsena (1969)
• Lyubit (1968)
• Vostochny koridor (1968)
• Proshchay (1967)
• Razbudite Mukhina (1967)
• Spasite utopayushchego (1967)
• Bolshaya ruda (1964)
• Dobro pozhalovat, ili postoronnim vkhod vospreshchyon (1964)
• Do svidaniya, malchiki! (1964)
• Do zavtra... (1964)
• Moy mladshiy brat (1962)
• Chelovek idyot za solntsem (1961)
• Dlinnyy den (1961)
• Yunost nashikh otsov (1958)

[edit] External links

• Mikael Tariverdiyev at the Internet Movie Database

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