Thoma Simaku
Composer
Born in Kavaja on June 18, 1958. Studied at the High Institute of Arts for music in the period 1978-1982. After graduation, he was appointed director of the “Palace of Culture” in Permet.
In addition to his creativity in other areas of music, he has also composed music for feature films, “Love your name” (1984), “And one day comes” (1986); “One more life” (1986); “The Phone of a Morning” (1987); “Rough Shore” (1988); “Life in the hands of another” (1990).
In 1991 he went to England to study composition at the University of York. He graduated in 1996.
His fame and popularity is achieved precisely in England by winning several awards at various world music events.
The music composed by maestro Simaku has been performed not only in Great Britain but also in Europe, America and Australia.
In 2000, he acquired English citizenship, where he currently lives with his wife and two daughters in York.
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Reference: Encyclopedia of Albanian Cinematography – Toena 2002 / Abaz Hoxha / p. 355 Selection of news from various online newspapers.
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