Rudolf Antonín Dvorský
Rudolf Antonín Dvorský (24 March 1899 – 2 August 1966) was a Czech singer, swing musician, composer and a bandleader of the Melody Boys.
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Rudolf Antonín Dvorský
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- Name
- Rudolf Antonín Dvorský
- Born
- 24 March 1899
- Birthplace
- Dvůr Králové nad Labem, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary
- Died
- 2 August 1966
- Place of death
- Prague, Czechoslovakia
- Occupation
- Singer, pianist, composer
- Nationality
- Czechoslovakia
- Fields
- symphonic music · publishing · music composing · composed musical work
- Languages
- Czech
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Rudolf Antonín Dvorský (24 March 1899 – 2 August 1966) was a Czech singer, swing musician, composer and a bandleader of the Melody Boys.
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• Name — Rudolf Antonín Dvorský • Born — 24 March 1899 • Birthplace — Dvůr Králové nad Labem, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary • Died — 2 August 1966 • Place of death — Prague, Czechoslovakia • Occupation — Singer, pianist, composer
Filmography
Filmography
• Him and His Sister (1931) - Singing postman • From Saturday to Sunday (1931) - Pavel, friend of Ervín • Muži v offsidu (1931) - Singer • The Good Soldier Schweik (1931) - Commissioned officer • The Ideal Schoolmaster (1932) - Bandleader • The Inspector General (1933) - • V cizím revíru (1934) - Conductor in the Hotel Richmond • Jedna z milionu (1935) - Musician • Raging Barbora (1935) - Singer • Cácorka (1935) - Singer at the bar • Pan otec Karafiát (1935) - With his orchestra Melody-boys • Světlo jeho očí (1936) - Conductor • Three Men in the Snow (1936) - Conductor • Manželství na úvěr (1939) - Conductor • Krb bez ohně (1939) - Vilém Kristen • Malí velcí podvodníci (1939) - Dr. Pařík • Umlčené rty (1939) - Publisher • Lízino štěstí (1939) - Dr. Pařík • U pokladny stál... (1939) - Singer • Christian (1939) - Conductor and singer • Srdce v celofánu (1939) - Singer at the operetta • Madla zpívá Evropě (1939) - Don Manuel • Těžký život dobrodruha (1939) - Singer • Za tichých nocí (1939) - Conductor • Půjčovna talentů (1939)
Career and activity
Career and activity
Rudolf Antonín Dvorský worked in symphonic music, publishing, music composing, composed musical work and music composition. He worked at Czechoslovakia.
Identity
Identity
Rudolf Antonín Dvorský is recorded as actor, composer, bandleader, singer and songwriter.
Notová úprava a text písně. Vydalo Nakladatelství R.A.Dvorský
Miroslava Fišerová
Notová úprava a text písně. Vydalo Nakladatelství R.A.Dvorský
Miroslava Fišerová
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Life and career
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1966
Rudolf Antonín Dvorský died in 1966 at Prague.
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Dvůr Králové nad Labem.
Birth place
Prague.
Death place
Selected discography
• Vzpomínka na Miláno (Supraphon, 1957) • Jen se s písničkou smát (písně z let 1938–1944) (Supraphon, 1986) • 20x R. A. Dvorský & Melody Boys (Supraphon, 1996) • Vzpomínky (FR centrum, 2003) • Vzpomínky 2 (FR centrum, 2004) • Vzpomínky 3 (FR centrum, 2005) • Vzpomínky 4 (FR centrum, 2006) • Rio Rita (FR centrum 2006)
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- 1.R. A. Dvorský und Allan-Trio:
- 2.1932: Unser tschechisches Lied bei Radio Prag International, 26. Januar 2018
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