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Leben. Bereits mit 10 Jahren kam der musikalisch hochbegabte Victor Young nach Europa, wo er am Warschauer Konservatorium bei Isidor Lotto Violine studierte und als Geiger an mehreren internationalen Tourneen der Warschauer Philharmoniker teilnahm.
His future wife, Rita Kinel, who met him in late 1918, used to smuggle food to him, for he had neither enough money to buy it nor time to eat it. [7] He returned to Chicago in 1920 to join the orchestra at Central Park Casino.
By the time he suddenly passed away, in 1956, he left behind a musical legacy that would have been a credit to more than one lifetime, writing music not just for film scores, but also radio programs, live theatre, special events, and spoken word recordings.
He was a sought-after conductor and skilled arranger; a concert violin soloist (who had toured Europe), and a musical innovator, but he was just as much a good-natured prankster, a dedicated photographer, the host of a weekly poker game, a show dog exhibitor, a doting uncle, devoted husband, and beloved friend.
Composer, Violinist, Arranger, Bandleader, Music Director, Conductor. (1899 - 1956) Victor Young was a child prodigy who began his professional career as a concert violinist. In later years he would serve as a conductor, arranger, and as music director for such radio singers as Al Jolson and Smith Ballew. For years he led a successful band ...
One of the most prolific and celebrated composers of film music, Victor Young was born in Chicago, Illinois on August 8, 1900. At the age of 10, Victor moved to Warsaw, Poland to study violin with Isidor Lotto at the Warsaw Conservatory.
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