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lege, scholarship won in piano at age of seven; Chicago Cons., Bachelor of Music; American Cons., Chicago, Master s Degree. Music with Herman Klum, Leo Sowerby and Moritz Rosenthal. On staff network Chicago, 1941-42, as member two-piano team. World War II, Army Air Corp, 1943-44. Organized own band 1944, and has played in hotels, and theaters throughout U.S. Works: Window Shoppers; Urban Twilight; Riding the Offbeat; Black Orchid; Choppin Up Chopin. Home: Chicago, 111. Address: % Schaeffer & Schaeffer, 54 W. Randolph St., Chicago, 111.
Sodero, Cesare, composer, conductor; b. Naples, Italy, Aug. 2, 1886; d. New York, N.Y., Dec. 16, 1947. ASCAP 1936. To U.S. 1906. Educ: Royal Cons, of Music, Naples. Conductor, English grand opera companies; conductor, fifty-three grand operas in radio versions from Gluck's Armide to Wagner's Parsifal Season 1942-43, conductor Metropolitan Opera Assn. Twelve seasons, conductor, Mendelssohn Glee Club; also conductor Mutual network; twelve years, musical director recording company; seven years musical director N.B.C. network. Works: Grand opera, Ombre Russe produced on N.B.C. network and in Venice, Italy; a romantic ballet production in Alexandria, Egypt; two orchestral Suites; two Intermezzi for orch.; three Symphonic Poems; Preludio Ap-pasionato for violin and orch.; String Quartet in D Minor; two woodwind pieces (Morning Prayer and Valse-Scherzo); Invocation for cello and piano; Nocturne for oboe and orchestra; songs with piano or orchestra accompaniment and original choral works and arrangements. Address: Estate, c/o ASCAP.
Solito de Solis, Aldo, composer, pianist; b. Castrovillari, Italy, May 25, 1905. ASCAP 1949. To U.S. 1940; |
citizen. Educ: Royal Cons. Guiseppe Verdi of Milan (won piano scholarship at six), gold medal diploma for pi&no, composition, and literature. Active in concert field wliile at cons., at fourteen began concertizing extensively in Italy, Germany, France,. Switzerland, and England. To U.S. 1940. Concert at Carnegie Hall 1940, then radio appearances and other concerts. Symphonic works: Traume; Fiesta Mexicana; Toccata on Paga-nints Perpetual Motion; Variation and Finale on Swanee River; Portraits of Spain; Moods of Spain. Also a group of piano pieces and songs. "Autumn Leaves"; "The Same Old Song"; "Night Fall"; "April Made a Fool of Me." Home: Van Nuys, Calif. Address: c/o ASCAP.
Solman, Alfred, composer; b. Berlin, Germany, May 6, 1868; d. New York, N.Y., Nov. 15, 1937. ASCAP 1921. Works: "If I Had a Thousand Lives to Live"; "When the Bell in the Lighthouse Rings Ding Dong"; "The Hvmns of the Old Churcli ; "Mine, Always Mine"; "There's a Quaker Down in Quaker Town"; "In the Sweet Long Ago"; "Blame It on the Waltz"; "Why Did You Make Me Care"; "Bells of the Sea"; "The Bird on Nellie's Hat"; "Harbor of Home Sweet Home"; "You Splash Me and 111 Splash You." Address: Estate, c/o ASCAP.
Solomon, Harold, composer; b. Brooklyn, N.Y., March 13, 1903. ASCAP 1943. Educ.: Brooklyn public and high schools; piano with David Saperton; harmony with Angela Diller. Accompanist for radio singers, Melton, Parker, Langford, Etting. Currently on staff of music publisher. Songs: 'You Came, I Saw, You Conquered Me"; "Like a Dream"; "That Minor Melody"; "It May Be For the Best After All"; "Hurt"; "I'd Let You Do It All Over Again"; "How Can I Pretend"; "Good Night, Sweet |
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