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Kander and Ebb, American songwriting duo made up of John Kander and Fred Ebb, who collaborated for more than 40 years—from the mid-1960s to the early 2000s—to produce scores for many successful musicals and films, including Cabaret and Chicago. Kander composed the music, and Ebb supplied the lyrics.
13. Sept. 2004 · Sept. 13, 2004. Fred Ebb, the devilishly witty Broadway lyricist who was half of the legendary musical theater team of Kander and Ebb, responsible for the songs in classic shows like "Cabaret" and ...
11. Sept. 2004 · Fred Ebb. Der amerikanische Texter. n. a. Q. * 1932. Er gehörte fast 40 Jahre lang zu den größten Textern am Broadway. Zusammen mit seinem Partner John Kander schrieb er u. a. die Hit-Musicals "Chicago", "Cabaret", "Zorba" und "Kiss of the Spider Woman". Von ihnen stammt auch der Titelsong "New York, New York" des gleichnamigen Films mit ...
Fred Ebb. Profile: Fred Ebb (born April 8, 1935, New York City, New York, USA - died September 11, 2004, New York City, New York, USA) was an American musical theater lyricist who had many successful collaborations with composer John Kander. For collaborations with John Kander, please use: Kander And Ebb . Show more.
Fred Ebb earned four Tony Awards (for Cabaret, Woman of the Year, and Kiss of the Spider Woman) and four Primetime Emmy awards (for Liza with a Z, Gypsy in My Soul, and Liza Minnelli Live From Radio City Music Hall) along with dozens of other accolades, including the Kennedy Center Honors and membership in the American Theatre Hall of Fame. In 2005, by instruction of Ebb's will, the Fred Ebb ...
Fred EbbFred Ebb (born 1932) is the lyricist half of the award-winning songwriting team of Kander and Ebb. Partners since the early 1960s, composer John Kander and lyricist Fred Ebb have collaborated on some of the greatest musical creations ever to grace the American stage including the classic crowd pleasers Chicago and Cabaret.
11. Sept. 2004 · Fred Ebb. Biography: Fred Ebb was born on April 8, 1928 in New York City to Anna Evelyn and Harry Ebb. He studied at New York University and Columbia University. He worked for songwriter Philip Springer in the 1950s. He met his longtime collaborator John Kander in 1963. They had a nearly 40-year presence on Broadway and a dozen different musicals.
