Jan 9, 1923 - Mogilyov, Belorussian SSR, USSR
Eduard Kolmanovsky (9 January 1923 – 27 July 1994) was a Soviet and Russian composer. He was awarded a USSR State Prize in 1984 and named a People's Artist of the USSR in 1991. A large part of his songs are dedicated to the themes of patriotic consciousness and civic awareness. Among them are: "I Love You, Life" (1958), "Do the Russians Want War?" (1961), "Alyosha" (1966).
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| Movie | 1991 | The Adventures of the Magic Globe or Witch's Tricks | Music | Sound |
| Movie | 1977 | Domestic Circumstances | Original Music Composer | Sound |
| Movie | 1958 | The Boy from Napoli | Original Music Composer | Sound |
| Movie | 1955 | A Hazel Tree Twig | Original Music Composer | Sound |
| Movie | 1970 | I Am 11-17 | Original Music Composer | Sound |
| Movie | 1962 | A Bragging Ant | Original Music Composer | Sound |
| Movie | 1972 | Convent | Music | Sound |
| Movie | 1972 | Red Ruta | Original Music Composer | Sound |
| Movie | 1956 | The Ugly Duckling | Original Music Composer | Sound |
| Movie | 1972 | The Long Recess | Original Music Composer | Sound |
| Movie | 1956 | The Stork | Original Music Composer | Sound |
| Movie | 1959 | Too Salty | Original Music Composer | Sound |
| Movie | 1960 | Petya the Cockerel | Original Music Composer | Sound |
| Movie | 1955 | Stubborn Dough | Original Music Composer | Sound |
| Movie | 1957 | Why Did the Kitten Go Away? | Original Music Composer | Sound |
| Movie | 1957 | In Some Cafeteria... | Original Music Composer | Sound |
| Movie | 1968 | Spring on the Oder | Original Music Composer | Sound |
