Vladimir Petrovich Guba (born December 22, 1938, Kyiv, Ukrainian SSR, USSR - December 3, 2020, Kyiv, Ukraine) was a Soviet and Ukrainian composer. People's Artist of Ukraine (1999). Laureate of the Lysenko Prize (1997), Laureate of the Oleksandr Dovzhenko State Prize of Ukraine (2014). Member of the National Unions of Composers and Cinematographers of Ukraine.
He was born on December 22, 1938 in Kyiv to a family of teachers.
In 1977, he graduated from the Tchaikovsky Kyiv Conservatory (class of B. Liatoshynskyi and A. Shtoharenko).
He worked as a music teacher at music schools, music editor at the State Television and Radio of the Ukrainian SSR. He was the music editor of the Ukrkinokhronika studio. Films with his music were awarded prestigious awards at domestic and foreign film festivals (Sweden, France, and Italy).
He is a member of the following unions:
National Union of Composers of Ukraine (1977),
National Union of Cinematographers of Ukraine (1970),
Creative Union "Cinematography of Slavic Peoples".
He was also a member of the boards of the Memorial, Ukraine-Israel, and Forster Bridge organizations (Germany).
He died on December 3, 2020 in Kyiv.
Filmography.
Author of the music for the play Hetman Doroshenko based on the work of I. Starytska-Cherniakhivska at the Ivan Franko National Ukrainian Academic Drama Theater (directed by Volodymyr Opanasenko). The play was nominated for the Taras Shevchenko National Prize of Ukraine.
On May 29, 2020, Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko gave the Last Bell for graduates and presented a video in which the monuments sing "Old Kyiv Romance" written by V. Huba for the film Grandfather of the Left (1973)[1].
He is the author of music for feature films, animated films, and documentaries:
"The One Who Enters the Sea" (1965)
"There is a Sky Everywhere (1966)
"Declaration of Love (1966, documentary)
"Today and Every Day (1966)
"Whoever comes back will love you" (1966)
"Intermission"
"The Shore of Hope (1967)
"Who Dies Today (1967, c / m)
"Dialogues"
"Much Trouble for a Little Boy" (1967)
"Painted Song"
"Polissya Necklace,
"The Red Knights (1968)
"Stone Cross" (1968)
"Anthems of Science"
"Dobrokut"
"How a Cossack sought happiness" (1969, cartoon)
"The Dumb Sparrow" (1970, cartoon)
"I'm coming to you..." (1971)
"Cuckoo with a Diploma" (1971)
"Zakhar Berkut" (1971)
"Olesya" (1971)
"The Tale of Igor's Campaign" (1972, cartoon)
"Tomorrow Begins Today (1973)
"The Grandfather of the Leftmost (1973)
"White Bashlyk" (1974)
"Chestnut" (1975)
"Tales of the Garden of Eden (1975, cartoon)
"How the Cossacks bought salt" (1975, cartoon)
"The Feast of Baked Potatoes" (1976)
"The Anxious Month of September" (1976)
"Morocco. Reflections on the Road" (1976)
"Biryuk" (1977)
"Bread of my childhood" (1977)
"The Sea (1978)
"Crimson Shores" (1979)
"The World of Ivan Generalych"
"Golden September of Reunification. Years and Fates" (1979)
"Reapers" (1979)
"I Learned from Nature" (1980)
"The Egyptian Goose (1980, c / m)
"The Meeting (1980, c / m)
"The Wheel of History (1981)
"...whom everyone loved" (1982, documentary)
"The High Pass (1982)
"The Failure of Operation Big Bear (1983)
"...And a Wonderful Moment of Victory" (1984)
"Volodya's Life (1984)
"Bow to the Earth (1985)
"How a Hedgehog and a Bear Cub Changed the Sky" (1985, cartoon)
"From the Life of Birds" (1985, cartoon)
"Come in, you suffering people!" (1987)
"How the Cossacks Met the Aliens" (1987, cartoon)
"Danylo, Prince of Galicia" (1987)
"The Golden Wedding (1987)
"Beyond Pain" (1989)
"A Miracle in the Land of Oblivion (1991)
"A Birthday Present (1991)
"The Voice of the Grass (1992)
"Hetman's Kleinods"
"The Secret Echelon (1993)
"Mommy, Rose and Minochka (1993)
"To win or not to be"
"Memories of the UPA (1994)
"The Tale of the Goddess Mokosha" (1995, cartoon)
"Pokrovo-Pokrivonko..." (1997, cartoon)
"Seven Tears (2000)
"Heavenly Love" (2001)
"Kateryna Bilokur. The Message" (2001, d / f)
"Kaipagziz. Purification" (2001)
"Bright Personality" (2001, cartoon)
"A small trip on a big carousel" (2002)
"Eternal Cross" (2002)
"Disposable Eternity" (2002, cartoon)
"Nobody's Home (2003, animated feature)
"The Key (2004, animated film)
"Polissya Samples" (2006)
"Dnipro Ballad" (2012) and others.
Awards and prizes
State Prize of Ukraine named after Oleksandr Dovzhenko in 2014 - for outstanding contribution to the development of Ukrainian cinema[2].
People's Artist of Ukraine (1999).
Honored Artist of Ukraine (1995).
Laureate of the Mykola Lysenko Prize (1997).
Laureate of the V. Stus Prize.
Awarded the Certificate of Honor of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of Abkhazia (1975).
He was awarded the Honorary Diploma of the Presidium of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine.
Laureate of the B.M. Lyatoshinsky Prize (2011).
