
Music director
David Blok
137 years · Taganrog, oblast voyska Donskogo, Russian Empire · 19 films
Soviet composer, sound engineer and conductor. Organizer (1941) and first head of the State Orchestra of the USSR Ministry of Cinematography. Honored Artist of the Tajik SSR (1940). He began his creative career in 1905 as a conductor of an orchestra accompanying silent films. Studied at the Rostov Conservatory (1913-1918). During the silent film period, he led orchestras in major cinemas, scoring silent films and composing music for them. Since 1930, he began working in sound films (in 1931-1947 - sound designer and sound engineer). Since 1938, he was also a conductor at the Soyuzdetfilm film studio, in 1948 - Mosfilm. Conducted the premiere of the Second Suite by S.S. Prokofiev from Romeo and Juliet. David Blok wrote and edited music for more than 200 films. He was a member of the Jewish Anti-Fascist Committee. He was buried at the Vostryakovsky cemetery.
Best known for
Filmography 19

All-Union Parade of Athletes in 1947
1947 · Music

Crimean Conference
1945 · Music

Dark Is the Night
1945 · Music

Aleksandr Pokryshkin
1945 · Music

Victory in the South
1944 · Music

Liberation of Vilnius
1944 · Music

Liberated France
1944 · Music

A Gift From the Motherland
1943 · Music

In the Rear of the Enemy
1941 · Music

Incident on a Volcano
1941 · Music

The Disappearance of "Eagle"
1941 · Music

Yakov Sverdlov
1940 · Music

A Personal Matter
1940 · Music

The Air Mail
1939 · Music

On the Strangeness of Love
1936 · Music

I'll Be Back
1935 · Music

Torn Boots
1933 · Music

Horizon
1932 · Music

The Land of the Lion and Sun
1928 · Music