Augustinovičs Jevgenijs (1945), conductor, teacher
Agnese (1977), singer
Anmary (1980), singer, vocal teacher
Āre Jānis (1884-?), Teacher, singer
Baumanis Andris (1951 - 2009), violinist, docent
Bertrāna (Melbikse) Ilze (1974), organist
Cepītis Imants (1933 - 1993), conductor
Kokars Gido (1921-2017), conductor
Kokars Imants (1921-2011), conductor
Krastiņš Jānis (1847-1918), teacher, musician
Krilova Sabine (1993), singer
Krīgena Maija (1939), singer
Māršaus Ernests (1907-1979), musician
Mētra Olīvs (A. Ķiploks) (1891), musician
Ozols Kārlis (1905 - 1990), musician
Pavasars Helmers (1903-1998), composer
Pētersons Ingus (1959), opera soloist
Poruks Arnis (1949-2010), conductor
Poruks Jēkabs (1895 - 1963), musician, composer
Prēdelis Arvīds (1902 - 1960), organist
Rijnieks Jānis (1939-2021), composer, conductor
Saks Imants (1918 - 1991), musician
Spenners Alvils (1898 - 1949), opera singer
Straume Jānis (1861 - 1929), musician
Švinka Vilis (1902-1993), musician
Vētra Mariss (1901 - 1965), singer, writer
Vītoliņš Jānis (1886 - 1956), musician
Zilveris Valdis (1963), composer, teacher

Pavasars Helmers (1903-1998), composer

Born on May 19, 1903 in Lejasciems, Gulbene district.

In 1919 he participated in the Latvian Freedom Fights.
Studied at Cēsis and Valmiera music schools. Studied at the Latvian Conservatory: in 1928 J.Vītols composition class and in 1930 Ā.Meca's violin playing class.

Since 1934, he has been the director of the Cēsis Folk Conservatory, and has founded and conducted the Cēsis Symphony Orchestra.

After many years abroad, Latvia is visited again in 1990 during the Song Festival.
He has left about 80 choral songs, 40 solo songs, 3 cantatas and many instrumental works in his creative work.

Died on June 12, 1998 in London, the reburial took place on May 15, 1999 in Valmiera.

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