Larry Adler
Larry Adler · Arts & Literature
Virtuoso harmonica player and film composer.
1914, Baltimore, Maryland, United States — 2001, London, England, United Kingdom
United States · United Kingdom
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Larry Adler was an American virtuoso harmonica player who raised the instrument to the concert stage, with works written for him by composers including Vaughan Williams and Milhaud, and who also composed for film. Blacklisted during the McCarthy era, he settled in Britain. Born to a Jewish family in Baltimore, he was Jewish.
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Virtuoso harmonica player and film composer.
Source: IMDb (Jewish Actors list)
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