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Aloys Matzak
14.ХІІ.1857 - 18.VІ.1921
Czech Republic
Alois Matsak (1857 – 1921) was born in the Czech Republic. He graduated theory of music from the Prague Conservatory and played in symphonic and theatre orchestras. The Bulgarian government invited him in Bulgaria in 1892. He worked as a bandmaster in Pleven (1892 -1904) and Sofia (1904 – 1914), conductor of the Army School orchestra (1914 – 1918). Matsak organized the first regular symphonic concerts in Sofia, conducted operas in the Bulgarian Opera Socity. He is author of symphonic works, choral and children’s songs and theatre music.
Works
Symphony orchestra:
Intermezzo
“Maiden’s Dance” and “Rachenitza”
“Odrin” – symphonic pictureh3(red-dot).
Cantatas:
“Cantata For The King”
“Guard Of The Balkan”
Brass band:
Fantasia after works by Wagner
Fantasia after the song “Maiden With Golden Necklaces”
Marches
Eight collections of dances
Four Medleys
