Larry Adler

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Larry Adler was an American harmonica virtuoso and composer renowned for popularizing the harmonica as a serious concert instrument and collaborating with leading classical and popular musicians of the 20th century.

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instanceOf composer
harmonica player
human
activeYearsEnd 1990s
activeYearsStart 1930
awardReceived Grammy nomination for The Glory of Gershwin
birthName Lawrence Cecil Adler NERFINISHED
burialPlace Golders Green Crematorium, London NERFINISHED
collaboratedWith André Previn NERFINISHED
Darius Milhaud NERFINISHED
Elton John NERFINISHED
George Gershwin NERFINISHED
Hoagy Carmichael NERFINISHED
Jascha Heifetz NERFINISHED
Kate Bush NERFINISHED
Ralph Vaughan Williams NERFINISHED
Sting NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1914-02-10
dateOfDeath 2001-08-06
describedAs one of the greatest harmonica players of the 20th century
ethnicGroup Jewish American
genre classical music
popular music
givenName Lawrence NERFINISHED
hasChild Patricia Adler NERFINISHED
Peter Adler NERFINISHED
Wendy Adler NERFINISHED
instrument harmonica
language English
nominatedFor Academy Award for Best Original Score
notableFor popularizing the harmonica as a serious concert instrument
virtuoso harmonica performances
notableWork The Glory of Gershwin NERFINISHED
occupation composer
film score composer
harmonica player
placeOfBirth Baltimore, Maryland, United States NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath London, England, United Kingdom NERFINISHED
politicalEvent blacklisted during the McCarthy era in the United States
religion Judaism
residence London, England, United Kingdom NERFINISHED
spouse Eileen Walser NERFINISHED
Sally Kline NERFINISHED
workOn A Christmas Carol (1951 film score contribution) NERFINISHED
wroteMusicFor Genevieve NERFINISHED

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King and Country musicBy Larry Adler