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Gordon Jenkins

Gordon Jenkins appreciated sizable popularity as an arranger, conductor, composer, and bandleader in the ’30s through the ’60s. He started being a multi-instrumentalist freelancing on radio, after that became a prolific arranger, adding to periods by Isham Jones, Benny Goodman, Lennie Hayton, among others. He executed The Show Is normally …

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Moondog

A mainly self-taught composer, Louis Hardin was created in Marysville, KS on, may 26, 1916. The family members eventually transferred to Wyoming, where his dad, who was simply an Episcopalian minister, opened up a trading post at Fort Bridger, and acquired two different ranches. Teen Hardin visited school within a …

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Morton Gould

Morton Gould was a significant American composer, generally overshadowed by Copland, Barber, and Bernstein. Like Bernstein, he had written in both well-known and classical designs and often blended both. Many record enthusiasts around the center of the twentieth hundred years knew him mainly being a conductor of well-known music, in …

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