Miklós Rózsa, the Hungarian-American composer, is a titan of film music, renowned for his evocative scores that have graced nearly one hundred films. His compositions, such as those for "Ben-Hur," "Spellbound," and "The Thief of Baghdad," are iconic, blending dramatic intensity with melodic richness. Yet, Rózsa's genius extends beyond the silver screen; he was deeply committed to absolute concert music, creating a legacy that spans both cinematic and orchestral realms. Born in Budapest in 1907, Rózsa's early affinity for music led him to study in Germany and work across Europe before settling in the United States. His work, characterized by its emotional depth and technical brilliance, continues to captivate audiences worldwide.
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