+2
Images
Charles Strouse
Born in New York City, New York on June 7, 1928, Charles Strouse was an
award-winning composer and lyricist best known for writing the music for iconic
Broadways musicals such as Bye Bye Birdie and Annie as well as penning the
opening theme to the TV series All in the Family. Initially wanting to focus on
a classical music career, Charles Strause was encouraged to pursue ‘light music’
that would inspire a wider audience. Starting a musical collaboration with
lyricist Lee Adams in 1952, the two wrote many songs together – including the
off-Broadway musical A Pound for Your Pocket ...
TomorrowJuliet Harris, Charles Strouse, Martin Charnin, John Toomey and Tom Gwaltney Graphic Sound USA
Annie - The Broadway Musical
3:52
For et beinhardt livAnnie på norsk, Charles Strouse, Atle Halstensen, Martin Charnin, Scenekvelder, Agnes Naomi Mwaniki Duvold and Aurora Hovde Gilbert
2:26
I morgenAnnie på norsk, Charles Strouse, Atle Halstensen, Martin Charnin, Scenekvelder and Thelmine Vanay Olafsen
2:14
KanskjeAnnie på norsk, Charles Strouse, Atle Halstensen, Martin Charnin, Scenekvelder and Agnes Naomi Mwaniki Duvold
2:46
JentebarnAnnie på norsk, Charles Strouse, Atle Halstensen, Martin Charnin, Scenekvelder and Henriette Steenstrup
3:01
You're Never Fully Dressed Without a SmileJJ Heller, Charles Strouse, Ben Shive, Joe Causey, Martin Charnin and Jared Fox
Annie - The Broadway Musical
2:08
