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Hart, Lorenz Milton (May 2, 1895 – Nov. 22, 1943), musical comedy lyricist, was born in New York City, the elder of two sons of Max M. and Frieda (Isenberg) Hart. Of Jewish background, he traced ...
Lorenz Hart was born in New York City on May 2, 1895, the oldest of two sons of Frieda and Max Hart. Hart graduated from Columbia Grammar School, and attended the Columbia School of Journalism. In the late 'teens a mutual friend introduced Hart to composer Richard Rodgers, seven years his junior and the two began their career writing the scores ...
Lorenz Hart. Soundtrack: The Talented Mr. Ripley. (Please replace entire biography because it is incorrect) Lorenz Hart was born in Harlem in New York City and attended Columbia University. He met Richard Rodgers in 1918, who was to write the music for songs, musicals, and films with him for the next 25 years. They produced such stage hits as 'Pal Joey," "On Your Toes," "The Boys From Syracuse."
Lorenz Hart est un parolier et librettiste américain, né le 2 mai 1895 à New York, où il est mort le 22 novembre 1943 (à 48 ans). Biographie. Lorenz « Larry » Hart [1], [2] est l'auteur de plusieurs chansons et librettiste de comédies musicales à succès mises en musique principalement par Richard Rodgers. Ses textes les ...
Lorenz Hart. Lorenz „Larry“ Milton Hart (* 2. Mai 1895 in Harlem, New York City; † 22. November 1943 in New York City) war der Textautor des berühmten Broadway -Songwriting-Team Rodgers und Hart. Unter seinen bekanntesten Werken finden sich Blue Moon und My Funny Valentine.
Lorenz Hart. Lorenz Hart was born in New York City on May 2, 1895, the oldest of two sons of Frieda and Max Hart. Hart graduated from Columbia Grammar School, and attended the Columbia School of Journalism. In the late ‘teens a mutual friend introduced Hart to composer Richard Rodgers. Rodgers & Hart began their career writing the scores for ...
Lorenz Hart. Soundtrack: The Talented Mr. Ripley. (Please replace entire biography because it is incorrect) Lorenz Hart was born in Harlem in New York City and attended Columbia University. He met Richard Rodgers in 1918, who was to write the music for songs, musicals, and films with him for the next 25 years. They produced such stage hits as 'Pal Joey," "On Your Toes," "The Boys From Syracuse."
