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1891; d. Hollywood, Calif., March 2, 1950. ASCAP 1924. Educ.: Chicago public schools; child prodigy of piano. Made professional debut as concert violinist at nine; became performer in motion-picture houses. At fifteen became professional pianist and theater manager and conductor in Chicago theaters. Joined professional staff Chicago music publishing house, specializing in arrangements for large orchestras in motion picture houses. Began conducting and arranging m larger New York theaters 1920; general musical director of Keith-Albee-Orpheum, supervision of musical activities of theater circuit 1926. Became general musical director and radio program director "RKO theater of the Air" 1928. From 1932 active in music department motion picture company as executive. Works: Florabclla, Be Yourself, musical comedy; also Molly Darling and Honeymoon Town. Song: "Give Me AH of You." Address: Estate, c/o ASCAP.
Sciapiro, Michel (Michael Fielding); composer, conductor, violinist and author; b. Odessa, Russia, April 6. ASCAP 1941. To U.S. in youth. Educ.: Hugo Heermann's master class (scholarship). Toured as violin prodigy at five and a half. Debut as soloist Berlin Philh. Orch. Awarded Otakar Sev&k Paganini scholarship. Wiener Konzert Vereins Orch. soloist at Royal Coll. of Music. Meriber of Arnhem Symph. Orch. and soloist on tours in Holland. Organized own orchestra; made recordings. Works: Fantasy for String Quartet (award Chamber Music Festival, Prague). For violin: Fantasia Slav; Serenade Temperamenta; Valse Episode; Sahara; Chiquita; Romance. Songs: "Where's My Love"; "Zahir-U-Din"; "I Was Waiting For a Dream"; "Pal"; "I'll Never Dream a Dream"; "Paris After Midnight"; "I'm Wondering Why"; "I Can't Forget You"; "Once |
In a Lucky Lifetime"; "Yippee Ai-Ay Wahoo"; "The Fire Bell"; *'For God and Country"; "Amy"; "Jennie"; "Marie"; "Columbus Day'; "Mi Carita"; "Cupid"; "For You." Editor of volume, School of Intonation, Opus. XI in Fifteen Parts ("The Bible for Violinists"). Home,: New York, N.Y. Address: c/o ASCAP.
Scott, Johnnie, composer, pianist; b. Portland, Ore., May 11, 1907. ASCAP 1949. Educ.: Jefferson High School, Portland, Ore.; Univ. of Washington, Seattle, Wash. Played with various name bands; radio staff pianist, theater pianist. At present staff pianist, motion-picture company, Hollywood. Scores for motion pictures including My Darling Clementine. Songs: "I'm Sorry Dear"; "Maybe It's Because"; "This Could Be Forever." Home: 11743 Moorpark St., North Hollywood, Calif.
Scott, John Prindle, composer, author, educator, lecturer; b. Norwich, N.Y., Aug. 16, 1877; d. Syracuse, N.Y., Dec. 2, 1932. ASCAP 1928. Educ.: Oberlm Cons, and with private tutors, New York. Taught singing in Saginaw, Mich. Concert soloist. Awarded prizes in composing from State of Neb.; Ohio Univ. Songs: "Holiday"; "The Old Road"; "Come Ye Blessed"; "Repent Ye"; "Light"; "Consider the Lilies"; "The Secret"; "The Voice in the Wilderness"; "John O'Dreams"; "The Winds in the South"; "The False Prophet"; "My True Love Lies Asleep"; "Young Alan the Piper"; "The Shadows of the Evening Hours." Address: Estate, c/o ASCAP.
Scott, Raymond (Harry Warnow), composer, arranger, radio, television, and recording artist, electrical engineer; b. New York, N.Y., Sept. 10, 1909. ASCAP 1938. Of musical parentage. Educ.: Juilliard Musical School. Left engineering for music as |
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