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Feliksas Romualdas Bajoras

Feliksas Romualdas Bajoras (7 October 1934 – 18 May 2026) was a Lithuanian composer and academic. A student of Vincas Bacevičius, he studied violin at the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre, where he became a professor in 1991. His sounds were defined by dodecaphony, aleatoric music, and Lithuanian folklore.

Feliksas Romualdas Bajoras

Name
Feliksas Bajoras
Birth Name
Feliksas Romualdas Bajoras
Born
7 October 1934
Birthplace
Alytus, Lithuania
Died
18 May 2026
Place of death
Vilnius, Lithuania
Occupation
Composer Academic
Education
Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre
Nationality
Lithuania
Fields
music
Honours
Lithuanian National Prize
Languages
Lithuanian

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Feliksas Romualdas Bajoras (7 October 1934 – 18 May 2026) was a Lithuanian composer and academic. A student of Vincas Bacevičius, he studied violin at the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre, where he became a professor in 1991. His sounds were defined by dodecaphony, aleatoric music, and Lithuanian folklore.

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