Film Music Composer: Dino Pehilj
Film music composer
Name: Dino Pehilj
Email: dinopehilj@yahoo.dk
Website: http://www.myspace.com/dinopehilj
Location: Denmark
Styles of Music Composed: Classical, Film Score, Pop, Rock
Composing Background, Education, or Experience: CURICCULUM VITAE
ELVEDIN DINO PEHILJ – Composer & Musician
I was born on June 7th 1969 in former Yugoslavia (Bosnia and Herzegovina), and started to play guitar at age of eight. Quite early (as teenager) I performed with different rock bands. I made my first music projects as a composer in the period 1988 -1992.
I came to Denmark in 1993, and from December 1994 to February 1995 I had been connected to one project made by Bosnian refugees, where I made music for one theatre performance (“Krik zaborava” – “The Scream of Oblivion”).
In 1999 I started as a student at The Danish Royal Music Academy (classic guitar), and graduated in 2005.
In the meantime I have been working as a studio musician, playing in rock and gipsy bands, performing as a classic solo guitar player, as well as I have cooperated with some Danish musicians.
I completed my own demo CD with twelve songs on January 2008. I have written some lyrics, composed and arranged all music, sang and played all instruments. (www.myspace.com/origcopy) Besides I have composed several classical music pieces for guitar and piano.
CHRONOLOGY:
Personal data:
Name: Elvedin Dino Pehilj
Date of birth: 07.06.1969.i Trebinje, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Phone number:+45 28 56 50 77
E-mail: dinopehilj@yahoo.dk
Permanent residence in Denmark (Danish citizen)
Education:
June 1984: Basic Music School
June 1988: General Certificate of Education
Education (in Denmark):
June 2003: Certificate of Music Teacher Education (main subject: guitar, optional subject: composition)
May 2005: Diploma Examination from The Danish Royal Music Academy (Det Kongelige Danske Musikkonservatorium)
Languages:
Croatian/Serbian/Bosnian
Danish
English
Instruments:
Guitars (Spanish classic guitar, western guitar, el-guitars)
Clavier
Charango (traditional south- American stringed instrument)
Mandolin
Ukulele
Saz (traditional Turkish stringed instrument)