Composers
Found in 64 Collections and/or Records:
Gene Autry, 1950 January 7
Gene Autry, Sept. 29, 1907 - Oct. 2, 1998, was a country music and popular singer, songwriter, and actor. Known as the Singing Cowboy.
Guy Maier and Lee Pattison
Guy Maier (8-15-1891 to 9-24-1956) played many venues including Carnegie Hall with Lee Pattison (1890-1966).
Ignace Jan Pederewski
Ignacy Jan Paderewski (11-6-1860 to 6-29-1941) Polish pianist and composer, politician and spokesman for Polish independence; prime minister representing Poland at Paris Peace conference 1919.
Jerry Livingston and His Talk of the Town Music, 1939
Still image from the Warner Brothers short ''Jerry Livingston and His Talk of the Town Music'' depicting a scene from a night club. Couples sit at tables in the foreground, the band plays in the background, Jerry Livingston stands composing in the middle of the dance floor as a singer stands to the left and a young couple dances to the right.
Jerry Livingston, Composer, between 1920-1930
Formal portrait of Jerry Livingston, composer.
John Philip Sousa
An American composer and conductor, known primarily for American military and patriotic marches.
Josef Hofmann
Josef Hoffman (1-20-1876 to 2-16-1957) Polish-born American pianist, composer, teacher, and inventor.
Lanny Ross, 1938
Lanny Ross (1-19-1906 to 4-25-1988) American singer, pianist and songwriter; successful in vaudeville, night clubs and films.
Leo Ornstein, 1920
Leo Ornstein (1892-2002) was a Russian-born American pianist and composer
Leonard de Paur, 1951 January 22
Leonard de Paur (11-1/-1914 to 11-7-1998) Composer, choral director and arts administrator; also entertained troops during WW2 and associate director of the Lincoln Center Intl Choral Festival.