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York. Debut as solist in Carnegie Hall with Bankers Glee Club then with New York Symph., Musical Art Society, Mendelssohn Glee Club, Cincinnati Orch., Arion Society. Gave twenty performances of In A Persian Garden under Victor Harris, conductor. At present voice teacher New York. Member of New York Singing Teachers Assoc., also past president and on Board of Governors of present assoc.; Composers, Authors Guild; also honorary member of the Utsa-yantha Choral Society. Composer of seventy-five published works: songs, books for children, mixed choruses, sacred and popular music, two-piano pieces. Songs: "In a Little Town Nearby"; "The Fields O' Bally Clare"; "In a Garden Wild"; "Lass O' Mine"; "Song of Sunshine"; "Long and Long Ago"; "Swift, Swift the Hours"; "Light at Evening Time"; "The Stars Sang In God's Garden"; "The Pirate"; "111 Follow You"; "I See Him Everywhere"; "Wishing"; "A Pastorale"; "The Wonder of the Thing"; "I Would Give to Thee a Rose"; "Hail! Your Risen Lord!"; "Then Easter Day Was Born." Also, choral pieces, sacred and secular; piano pieces and children's songs in book form. Home: New York, N.Y. Address: 113 W. 57 St., New York 19, N.Y.
Malneck, Matty, composer, conductor, arranger, violinist; b. Newark, N.T., Dec. 10, 1904. ASCAP 1932. Educ.: Denver public schools; violin with Wilberforce Whiteman. Professional violinist at sixteen playing engagements with popular bands. Eleven years violinist and arranger with Paul Whiteman. Organized own orchestra 1935 and since then active in radio, recording, theaters and night clubs. Songs: "If I Had a Million Dollars"; "Pardon My Southern Accent"; "I'm Through With Love"; Til Never Be the Same"; "Eeny Meeny Miney Mo"; "Goody Goody"; "Hey, Good Lookin'"; "Snug as a Bug in a Rug"; |
"Park Avenue Fantasy," introduced by Paul Whiteman in his Experiment in Modern Music at Metropolitan Opera House, Dec. 1933; "Stairway to the Stars"; "Misty Waters." Home: Beverly Hills, Calif. Address: c/o ASCAP.
Malotte, Albert Hay, composer; b. Philadelphia, Pa., May 19, 1895. ASCAP 1936. Son of choirmaster, began musical career as choirboy; studied piano and organ. As schoolboy formed friendship with Victor Herbert who corrected and criticized his earliest compositions. Advanced musical education abroad, composition with teachers in Paris and London; voice with Eugene Sizes. Several years concert organist, large motion picture theaters of U.S. and Europe. Opened school for theater organists in Los Angeles 1927. With introduction of sound into films, closed school to compose music for films. Works: Two ballets: Little Red Riding Hood and Carnival of Venice, performed in Hollywood Bowl; choral works for orchestra and mixed voices, The Ninety-First Psalm and Voice of the Prophet; many picture scores, incl. Dr. Cyclops and Enchanted Forest. Songs: "The Lord's Prayer"; "Song of the Open Road"; "The Twenty-Third Psalm"; "The Beatitudes"; "David and Goliath"; "Little Song of Life"; "Upstream"; "Sing a Song of Sixpence.' Home: 3489 Wonderview Dr., Hollywood 28, Calif.
Maltin, Bernard, composer, pianist; b. New York, N.Y., June 17, 1907. ASCAP 1936. Educ.: New York public and high schools; Inst, of Musical Art; piano with Leopold Wolfsohn. While still in teens gave several concerts. Later played professionally in popular field, on radio and with popular bands. World War II, Maritime Service 1943-46. Composed music for Bamhoola, musical revue. Songs: "Afraid"; "You Are Music"; Tin |
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