Alec Compinsky

Alec Compinsky was the sibling of violinist/conductor/film composer Manuel Compinsky and pianist Sara Compinsky as well as the uncle of Noelle Compinsky Tinturin. In the traditional music field through the 1920s, he was referred to as a virtuoso cellist, functioning freelance principally in colaboration with his two siblings within the Compinsky Trio. Located in LA, he gravitated toward the film business and tv being a cellist, composer, and music supervisor (which often intended a conductor/arranger) through the past due ’40s and early ’50s. A whole lot of his early function is at feature films together with his sibling Manuel, but he also proved helpful separately, principally in tv, at 20th Hundred years Fox’s TV department and on different series from 3rd party producers, like the long-running Sunday morning children’s experience program Sky Ruler. His only main film credits apart from those of his sibling were to get a trio of past due-’50s traditional western and action films. Compinsky also went an organization of his very own known as Soundcrafts, which supplied music for low-budget tv shows and movies. He passed away in June 1960.