Smoque, Gligor (village of Budinarci, Berovo, 8. V1914 – Skopje, 15. ⅲ 1974) – Composer. Representative of the second generation of Macedonian composers. He was educated at the Music Music in Vrsac. First of all, clarinetist in the symphonic orchestra, and then composer and pedagogue. In the history of Macedonian music, he will remain noticed as author of the first Macedonian ballet “Macedonian Sweat” (1952). In addition, he wrote another series of orchestral composigligor, and other works, fifty compositions for chamber compositions, choral ensembles, as well as many processing of folk songs for a symphony orchestra. He wrote music for a movie. He also dealt with a melography of folk songs. In his work, it was mainly inspired by the rich Macedonian folklore. During his life, he also performed other important functions (first secretary of SOKOM, etc.). The works of S. They can be considered a significant staircase in the development of Macedonian music work. Most of them in the last decade of ⅹⅹ century had some kind of renaissance, and recorded and issued on sound carriers. Part: Macedonian Sweat, Ballet (1952); Orchestra compositions and other works: Fantasy no. 1 (1945), Scierzo (1951), October 11, Symphonic poem (1955), Rhapsody no. 1 (1956), Postah, Symphonic Poem (1970), Bolen Dojchin, ballet in three act (1971); compositions for chamber compositions: string quartet (1954), brass quintet (1974); For choral ensembles, etc.; Music for film (“village teacher”, 1953; “Frescoes”, 1957). M. Cole.
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Кириличен напис СМОКВАРСКИ, Глигор