Irving Aaronson

Irving Aaronson

  • Birthday: 1895-02-07
  • Deathday: 1963-03-10
  • Place of birth: New York City, New York, USA

Biography

At 11, he was a movie theatre pianist. Studied under Albert Sendrey, and at the David Mannes Music School. He started two groups, the Versatile Sextette and The Commanders Orchestra. He appeared in vaudeville, and in US and European night club entertaining, and in the Broadway musical "Paris". Later he was a musical supervisor for MGM. He composed "The Song Angels Sing", "Boo-Hoo-Hoo" and "The Loveliest Night of the Year".

Production

The Opposite Sex

1956

As Music Coordinator

Please Don't Eat the Daisies

1960

As Producer's Assistant

The Courtship of Eddie's Father

1963

As Producer's Assistant

This Could Be the Night

1957

As Music Coordinator

Where the Boys Are

1960

As Producer's Assistant

Because You're Mine

1952

As Original Music Composer

Fiesta

1947

As Music

Up in Central Park

1948

As Original Music Composer

The Merry Widow

1952

As Music

The Horizontal Lieutenant

1962

As Producer's Assistant

Fearless Fagan

1952

As Original Music Composer

Seven Hills of Rome

1957

As Music Coordinator

Because You're Mine

1952

As Music

The Story of Three Loves

1953

As Original Music Composer

Love Me or Leave Me

1955

As Music

Billy Rose's Jumbo

1962

As Producer's Assistant

Ask Any Girl

1959

As Producer's Assistant

Meet Me in Las Vegas

1956

As Music Coordinator

The Great Caruso

1951

As Original Music Composer

Ten Thousand Bedrooms

1957

As Music Coordinator

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