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Square, N.Y., Jan. 22, 1951. ASCAP 1925. Educ.: public schools; Syracuse Univ. (nongrad.). Self-educated in music. Assistant concert director Wanamaker Auditorium concerts, New York for twenty-three years. Honorary member Sinfonia. Author of articles for music periodicals. Works: Boston Fancy, ballet; Sea Burial, tone poem; Dirge for Jo Indian. Suites for piano: Sleepy Hollow; Adirondack Sketches; Fourth of July; Here Are Ladies; Five American Dances; Sold Down the River. Three pantomime pieces: Abelard and Heloise; From Eastern Seas; Caravan from China. Novelty pieces: Persimmon Pucker; The Enchanted St. Bishop. Address: Estate, c/o ASCAP.
Lane, Edward, author; b. Newark, N.J., Feb. 19, 1915. ASCAP 1946. Educ.: Ridge St. Grammar School, Central High School, Newark; New York Univ.; Oberlin Coll. (scholarship), Bachelor of Arts, 1937; music at Oberlin Cons. Organized and sang with college dance band, co-founder of Oberlin Mummers Club, co-writing musical comedies. Business executive for Abe Lyman's orch.; advertising, promotion, and publicity executive with music publishers, recording companies, advertising agencies. Works: Bless You (For Being an Angel)"; "Let's Dream This One Out"; "Let's Play House"; "The Two Little Squirrels"; "When the Lilacs Bloom Again"; "Rainbow Rendezvous"; "Lovely"; "It's Always You"; "Lyrics by My Lips, Music by My Heart"; "Smoke in the Wind"; "That Night of Mem'-ries"; "The Sample Song"; "When the Moonlight Fell on the Waterfall"; "Boulevard of Memories"; "Candlelight and Kisses"; "Bittersweet September." Home: 105-05 69 Ave., Forest Hills, N.Y.
Lang, Philip E. J., composer; b. New York, N.Y., April 17, 1911. ASCAP 1942. Educ.: St. Agnes Acad.; |
Oceanside, N.Y., High School; Ithaca Coll. of Music, Bachelor of Science; Tuilliard School of Music, canon and fugue. World War II, ensign U.S.M.S. 1942-45, officer in charge of music. Arranger for popular radio performers, motion pictures, and musical comedies, including Billion Dollar Baby, Annie Get Your Gun. Staff arranger for radio station. Music consultant for O.W.I. Guest professor, Univ. of Michigan. Works: Jay Walk; Promenade; The Hare and the Hounds; Bric-a-Brac; Plymouth Rock; I've Been Dreaming; Dixie Polka; The Light Fantastic; Sheeps-head Bay March; Do-Si-Do. Trans-scriptions for band: Sea Medley; El Relicario; La Sorella; Gavotte (Pro-kofieffs Classical Symphony); Polka and Dance (Shostakovich's Golden Age); Salute to the Allies; Irish Washerwoman; Christmas Fantasy; Gay Nineties; Funiculi Funiculi; Polonaise (Chopin); Dark Eyes. Home: 113 Putnam Ave., Freeport, N.Y. New York Address: 1650 Broadway, New York, N.Y.
Lange, Arthur, composer, author, arranger, director; b. Philadelphia, Pa., April 16, 1889. ASCAP 1924. Mastered piano and violin at early age. Became arranger for dance orchestras and musical comedies. Author of books: Arranging for the Modern Dance Orchestra; Spectrotone. Musical director in Hollywood film studios, scored: The Great Victor Herbert; The Great Ziegfeld; The Woman in the Window; Along Came Jones; Casanova Brown and many others. Musical director of Keep Smiling; Kidnapped; Submarine Patrol; Hold That Co-Ed; Gateway; Rebecca of Sunnyhrook Farm; Married and in Love. Now musical director and conductor of the Santa Monica Civic Symphony. Works: arrangements of classics for dance orchestras; Symphonette Romantique; Symphonette Spirituelle; In the Evening; Way |
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