Eugen Doga is a prominent Moldovan composer, widely celebrated for his contributions to music. His compositions span various genres, including classical, folk, and film music. Born on March 1, 1937, in the village of Mocra, now part of the Republic of Moldova, Doga studied at the Moscow Conservatory, where he honed his skills in composition and orchestration. Throughout his prolific career, he has composed numerous symphonies, chamber music pieces, ballets, and operas. Doga's music often reflects his Moldovan heritage, incorporating traditional folk melodies and rhythms. He gained international recognition for his film scores, particularly for the iconic Soviet-era film My Sweet and Tender Beast (1978). Doga's compositions are celebrated for their emotional depth, lyrical beauty, and melodic richness, earning him widespread acclaim both at home and abroad.