George Greeley
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Biography
George Greeley was an American pianist, conductor, and composer born as Giorgio Guariglia on 23 July 1917 in Westerly, Rhode Island. He achieved professional recognition as an arranger for big bands and joined the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra (1940). During World War II, he conducted a U.S. Air Force band. Greeley performed as a pianist and orchestrator on approximately 200 motion pictures for Columbia Pictures, including the film The Eddy Duchin Story (1956). Concurrently, he served as a music director at Capitol Records, collaborating with artists including Gordon MacRae and Jo Stafford. In the late 1950s, he signed with Warner Bros. Records and recorded a series of studio recordings characterized as âPopular Piano Concertosâ. The compilation The Best of the Popular Piano Concertos (1961) reached number 29 on the charts. Greeley achieved professional recognition for composing themes for television programs including My Favorite Martian (1963) and Nanny and the Professor (1970). Greeley died on 26 May 2007.
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George Greeley With The Warner Bros. Orchestra
Popular Piano Concertos Of The World's Great Love Themes
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- Track Popularity
- Polonaise
- Laura
- The Sabre Dance From "One, Two, Three"
- Paige's Theme From "Parrish"
- Warsaw Concerto
- The Terry Theme
- Swedish Rhapsody
- Slaughter On Tenth Avenue (On Your Toes)
- Main Theme from "Fanny"
- Concert Version Of Main Theme From "Exodus"
- Cornish Rhapsody
- Intermezzo
- Theme From "Tender Is The Night"
- Tara's Theme
- The River Kwai March / Colonel Bogey
- The Continental
- The Song From "Moulin Rouge"
- Lullaby of Broadway
- Moonlight Sonata
- Theme From "Goodbye Again"
- Street Scene
- Love Music From "Tristan And Isolde"
- Be My Love
- Our Love
