Mohamed Iguerbouchène(1907-1966)

Mohamed Iguerbouchène was born on 13 November 1907 in Aït Ouchène, Algeria. He was a composer, known for Algiers (1938), Pépé le Moko (1937) and Fort de la solitude (1948). He died on 21 August 1966.

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Chants d'Automne
- Composer (as Mohamed Ygerbuchen, music)
- 1983
Le Songe Des Chevaux Sauvages
8.0
Short
- Composer (as Mohamed Ygerbuchen)
- 1960
Au coeur de la Casbah
5.2
- composer (as Georges Iguerbouchen)
- 1952
Bim, the Little Donkey
6.6
- composer (as Georges Iguerbouchen)
- 1951
Le plus bel homme du monde
Short
- Composer (as Mohammed Iguerbouchène)
- 1948
La renégate
- Composer (as Mohamed Ygerbuchen)
- 1948
Fort de la solitude
- Composer (as Mohamed Yguerbouchen)
- 1948
Alger et ses environs
Short
- Composer (as Mohamed Iguerbouchen)
- 1945
Kaddour à Paris
Short
- composer
- 1938
Algiers
6.6
- Composer (as Mohammed Igarbouchen)
- 1938
Ikach
Short
- Composer (as Mohamed Iguerbouchen)
- 1937
Pépé le Moko
7.7
- Composer (as Mohamed Yguerbouchen, music)
- 1937

Trivia
Algerian composer and pianist, fluent in eighteen languages. Studied music and harmony at the Royal Manchester College of Music and piano techniques in Vienna. Composed four symphonies as well as film music, most notably for Pépé le Moko (1937).