Gene Pritsker
Composer and multimedia artist
Born
September 7th, 1971
53 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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Born in 1971, a composer and multimedia artist noted for blending various genres in original compositions. His works incorporate elements from classical, jazz, and popular music, showcasing an innovative approach to sound. Pritsker has created pieces for film, theatre, and live performances, often exploring the relationship between music and other art forms. Founding the creative collective known as the 'MUSICALiTY,' he united artists from multiple disciplines to promote collaborative projects. His compositions have been performed internationally, highlighting a commitment to contemporary classical music.
Founded the MUSICALiTY collective
Created multimedia works for film and theatre
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