Dimitry Zebre was a conductor represented in the Pristine catalogue through a Zagreb recording of Rimsky-Korsakov’s The Tale of Tsar Sultan. Public biographical detail is relatively limited, so this note is kept deliberately compact.

The recording places him within the operatic life of Zagreb and the broader post-war recording of Russian repertory outside the main Soviet and western European centres.

As represented here, his work is practical operatic conducting: shaping chorus, soloists and orchestra within a colourful fairy-tale score that needs pacing as well as atmosphere.

This page gives a securely identified catalogue artist a modest but useful marker, without pretending to a larger fame than the evidence supports.