Nenad Firšt (Zagreb, 6.11.1964) je po končani Srednji glasbeni šoli v Zagrebu nadaljeval študij na Akademiji za glasbo v Ljubljani (kompozicijo pri prof. Danetu Škerlu in violino pri prof. Roku Klopčiču). Po diplomi leta 1988 se je izpopolnjeval na mednarodnih tečajih za komorno glasbo in kompozicijo doma, na Madžarskem in v Franciji. V letih 1982 - 1992 je bil član zagrebškega godalnega kvarteta "Sebastian", s katerim je gostoval po domovini in tujini, od leta 1988 pa živi v Celju, kjer deluje kot umetniški vodja in dirigent Celjskega godalnega orkestra. Zaposlen pri Zavodu za kulturne prireditve Celje kot vodja glasbene dejavnosti. V letih 1993 do 1998 predsednik Glasbene mladine Slovenije, od leta 1996 pa umetniški vodja Mednarodnega tabora GMS v Dolenjskih Toplicah. Za svoje delovanje je prejel več nagrad in priznanj, med drugimi Prešernovo nagrado Akademije za glasbo v Ljubljani (za skladbo III. godalni kvartet) in Prešernovo nagrado občine Celje (za celovito podobo glasbenega ustvarjalca). -- Nenad Firšt (Zagreb, 6 November 1964) after finishing the highschool of music in Zagreb continued his studies at the Academy of Music in Ljubljana (composition with Professor Dane Škerl and violin with Professor Rok Klopčič). He perfected his knowledge at international courses for chamber music and composition at home, in Hungary and in France. During 1982 - 1992 he was a member of the string quartet "Sebastian" from Zagreb, with which he toured at home and abroad. Since 1988 he lives in Celje (Slovenia), where he is the artistic director and conductor of the Celje string orchestra. He works for the Celje Institute for cultural performances as a music manager. During 1993 - 1998 he was a President of the Musical Youth of Slovenia, since 1996 he has been artistic director of the International music camp of Musical Youth in Dolenjske Toplice. For his activities he has received several prizes and recognitions, among them the Prešeren Prize of the Academy of Music in Ljubljana (for the composition 3rd string quartet) and the Prešeren Prize of the commune of Celje (for a unified image of a musical creator).
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