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You"; "One Little Kiss Did the Trick"; "You're Only in My Arms to Cry On My Shoulder"; "Don't Get Collegiate"; "You Don't Need Glasses"; "You Only Want Me When You're Lonely"; "Bouquet of Roses"; "Peter Cottontail"; "Frosty the Snow Man"; "I'm Throwing Rice"; "Easter Bouquet." Home: White Plains, N.Y. Address: c/o ASCAP.
Nemo, Henry, composer, author, actor; b. New York, N.Y., June 8, 1914. ASCAP 1938. Night-club and vaudeville entertainer. Wrote Cotton Club Show 1938. Acted in motion-picture shorts, also in Song of the Thin Man. Works: "Swingtime in Honolulu"; "If You Were in My Place", "Skronch"; "I'm Slappin' Seventh Avenue"; "Carnival in Caroline"; "A Lesson in C"; "I Let a Song Go Out of My Heart"; "A Bee Gezint", "Born to Swing"; "Jump Jump's Here"; "Tell Me How Long the Train's Been Gone"; "Baby Come Out of the Clouds"; "Piano Blues"; "Blame It On My Last Affair"; " 'Tis Autumn"; "Hip Hip Hooray"; "I Haven't Changed a Thing"; "I Was Dancing With Someone"; "Don't Take Your Love From Me"; "It's the Beauty of the Thing." Home: Brooklyn, N.Y. Address: c/o ASCAP.
Nero, Paul, composer, conductor, violinist; b. Hamburg, Germany, April 29, 1917. ASCAP 1946. To U.S. 1923; citizen 1929. Educ.: elementary school; James Monroe High School, New York; Curtis Inst, of Music (scholarship). First musical education with father, conductor and violinist. Played with Pittsburgh Symph. Orch. as first violinist; then became assistant conductor of C.B.S., Philadelphia. U.S. Navy, World War II; led Navy Dance Orchestra in Washington, D.C. Appeared as soloist in own Concerto for Hot Fiddle, with New Orleans Symph. and New York Philh. Wrote columns for trade maga- |
zines. Gave New York Town Hall recital and joint recital with Andre Previn, Los Angeles. Faculty member Juilliard School of Music, New York, and Los Angeles Conservatory. Soloist Chamber Music Society of Lower Basin Street; on other radio programs. Recorded with and arranged for various leading bands. Concertmaster of Greek Theatre Orch. Started new trend in jazz by producing serious music in jazz style tor violin. Works. Suite for Hot Fiddle; Eight Bells and AlFs Jumpin, A Cat and His Fiddle in three parts (A Bit of Jump; A Bit of Schmaltz; A Bit of Boogie); Prelude and Allegro for oboe and strings, The Hot Canary; Seven Etudes for Violin; Frantic Fantasy for Four Fiddles; Duet for Two Lukewarm Fiddles; The Hot Gavotte; Oh Fiddlesticks! Home: North Hollywood, Calif. Address: c/o ASCAP.
Nevin, Arthur Finley, composer; b. Edgeworth, Pa., April 27, 1871, d. Sewickley, Pa., July 10, 1943. ASCAP 1924. Educ- New England Cons, of Music, Boston, piano with Otto Ben-dix; voice with Nobbs; theory with Goetschius; and at Klindworth Cons., Berlin, piano with Klindworth and Jedlicka, composition with Boise and Humperdinck. Doctor of Music, Univ. of Pittsburgh 1935. Professor of Music, Univ. of Kansas 1915-20; director Municipal Music Department of Memphis, Tenn., 1920-22, also conductor Memphis orch. World War I, director of Music, Camp Grant, 111. Introduced community sings throughout state of Kansas, while on lecture tours. Works: operas, Poia and Daughter of the Forest; orch. suite, Lorna Doone; masque, Night in Yaddo Land; cantatas, The Djinns and Roland; Hindu Dance, orch.; Mother Goose Fantasy; Southern Sketches for piano (inch Under the Magnolias; Sunglaze on the Water); Piano Concerto; Rhapsody for piano. Songs: "The Secret"; "Eron"; "Sleep |
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