Đelo Jusić

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Đelo Jusić (born January 26, 1939^[1]) is a Croatian composer, with Bosnian roots, arranger, conductor and guitarist.^[1]

Jusić was born in Dubrovnik and began composing in the 1960s, founding the successful band Dubrovački trubaduri.^[1] His musical works drew inspiration from his native town and contributed significantly to the Mediterranean circle of Croatian popular music.^[1] He is a winner of the 2007 Porin Lifetime Achievement Award.^[2]

References

↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 "Đelo Jusić" (in Croatian). porin.info. Retrieved 2012-04-15.
↑ "Dobitnici nagrada za životno djelo" (in Croatian). porin.info. Retrieved 2012-04-15.

Porin Lifetime Achievement Award

Nikša Bareza (2008)
Drago Britvić (2006)
Emil Cossetto (2004)
Croatia Records (2007)
Arsen Dedić (1999)
Dubravko Detoni (2007)
Mato Došen (2010)
Dino Dvornik (2009)
Pero Gotovac (2000)
Milan Horvat (2005)
Đelo Jusić (2007)
Alfi Kabiljo (2004)
Nikica Kalogjera (2001)
Stipica Kalogjera (2010)
Milko Kelemen (1998)
Tereza Kesovija (2009)
Anđelko Klobučar (2002)
Vladimir Krpan (2001)
Ljubo Kuntarić (2009)
Kvartet 4M (1995)
National Folk Dance Ensemble of Croatia LADO (2002)
Anton Marti (1994)
Branko Mihaljević (2005)
Miroslav Miletić (2009)
Drago Mlinarec (2005)
Tomislav Neralić (2006)
Gabi Novak (2006)
Đorđe Novković (1996)
Boško Petrović (2003)
Julije Njikoš (2010)
Ruža Pospiš Baldani (2003)
Božo Potočnik (2005)
Miljenko Prohaska (1995)
Ivo Robić (1997)
Zdenko Runjić (1998)
Siniša Škarica (2002)
Ljubo Stipišić (2006)
Zvonko Špišić (2008)
Nenad Turkalj (2004)
Dunja Vejzović (1999)
Dražen Vrdoljak (2003)
Vice Vukov (2000)
Zagrebački kvartet (2000)
Zagrebački solisti (1994)

v t e Golden Arena for Best Film Music at the Pula Film Festival

As Yugoslav Film Awards (1955–1990)	Bojan Adamič (1955) Marjan Kozina (1956) Borivoje Simić / Bojan Adamič (1957) Bojan Adamič (1958) Marijan Lipovšek (1959) Branimir Sakač (1960) Marjan Vodopivec (1962) Dušan Radić (1963) Alojz Srebotnjak (1964) Tomica Simović (1965) Zoran Hristić (1967) Miljenko Prohaska (1968) Zoran Hristić (1969) Vojislav Kostić (1970) Jože Privšek (1971) Kornelije Kovač (1972) Tomislav Zografski (1973) Alojz Srebotnjak (1974) Uroš Kek (1975) Alfi Kabiljo (1976) Borislav Tamindžić (1977) Zoran Simjanović (1978) Buldožer (1979) Kornelije Kovač (1980) Alfi Kabiljo (1981) Bashkim Shehu (1982) Zoran Simjanović (1983) Brane Živković (1984) Živan Cvitković (1985) Ljupčo Konstantinov (1986) Janez Gregorc (1987) Gjon Gjevlekaj (1988) Arsen Dedić (1989) Goran Bregović (1990)

As Croatian Film Awards (1992–present)	Davor Rocco (1992) Igor Kuljerić (1993) Zrinko Tutić (1995) Davor Rocco (1996) Arsen Dedić (1997) Zrinko Tutić (1998) Đelo Jusić (1999) Mate Matišić (2000) Davor Rocco (2001) Dalibor Pavičić (2002) Mate Matišić (2003) Igor Kuljerić (2004) Darko Hajsek (2005) Tamara Obrovac (2006) Andrija Milić (2007) Mate Matišić (2008) Srđan Gulić (2009) Alfi Kabiljo & Alan Bjelinski (2010) Dinko Appelt (2011) Stanko Kovačić & Damir Martinović & Ivanka Mazurkijević (2012)

Persondata
Name	Jusic, Djelo
Alternative names
Short description	Croatian musician
Date of birth	January 26, 1939
Place of birth	Dubrovnik
Date of death
Place of death

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