Arlen "Get Happy," suum primum cantum populo gratum, anno 1929 composuit, verbis a Theodoro Koehler conditis.[1] Annis 1930 ineuntibus et mediis, Arlen et Koehler exhibitiones pro Cotton Club, discothecaHarlemensi inter flores populari, et iterum pro theatro musico in Broadway Novi Eboraci et pelliculis musicisRuscisilvensibus in Ora Occidentali conscripserunt.[1] Societas Arlen et Koehler multos successús produxit, inter quos "Let's Fall in Love" et "Stormy Weather," normas nobiles.[1] Arlen clavilista et vocalista prospere perfungi pergebat, notissime in phonodiscis cum orchestrasaltationis socialis Leonis Reisman.
Iuditha Garland "Over the Rainbow" in The Wizard of Oz canit.
Arlen annis 1930 mediis, uxore ductá, magis magisque in California commorabatur, musicam pro pelliculis componens. Quo tempore cum E. Y. "Yip" Harburgpoeta collaborare coepit.[1] Collegium Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer ambos anno 1938 conduxit ut cantús pro The Wizard of Oz componerent,[1] quorum notissimum est "Over the Rainbow," cuius causá Arlen et Harburg Praemium Academiae Optimo Cantu vicerunt. Etiam produxerunt "Down with Love" (magnum cantum in Hooray for What! exhibitione Broadway anno 1937), "Lydia the Tattooed Lady" (pro Groucho Marx in At the Circus anno 1939), et "Happiness Is a Thing Called Joe" (pro Ethel Waters in Cabin in the Sky, pellicula anno 1943).[1]
Arlen diu erat socius et olim etiam socius cubicularis Ray Bolger, histrionis qui partes terriculi in The Wizard of Oz egit.
Arlen se annis 1940 cum Ioanne Mercer poeta consociavit, novosque successús componere pergebat, inter quos "Blues in the Night," "Out of this World," "That Old Black Magic," "Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate the Positive," "Any Place I Hang My Hat Is Home," "Come Rain or Come Shine," et "One for My Baby (and One More for the Road)."[1]
Arlen duos composuit e definitivis cursús vitae Iudithae Garland cantibus: "Over the Rainbow" et "The Man That Got Away," hic pro pellicula A Star Is Born, editione anni 1954.[1]
Arlen anno 1986cancro in suo domicilio Manhatae obiit, anno aetatis suae octogesimo uno.[5][6]Morte appropinquante, Arlen Iulii "Jerry" Arluck fratris filium, adultum annorum viginti duorum, legitime adoptavit, ut suo fundo fuerit heres ad ius auctorum extendendum. Ergo Samuel Arlen societatem cui sunt iura carminum Arlenianorum hodie administrat.
Anya Taranda uxor ex 1951 septem annos in institutionemorbi mentis tractante tenebatur; cancro cerebri anno 1970 mortua est.[7] Corpus Haroldi Arlen iuxta corpus uxoris sepultum est in Coemeterio Ferncliff Hartsdale in Novo Eboraci.
1928 (23) Chaim vel Hyman) Arluck se Haroldum Arlen (AngliceHarold Arlen) rite nominat.
1929 (24) Partes Cokey Joe in musico The Great Day agit.
1929 (24) "Get Happy," primum cantum nobilem componit, nomine Harold Arlen.
1933 (28) Inter convivium, cum Theodoro Koehler socio, "Stormy Weather," maiorem successum, componit.
1934 (29) "Ill Wind (You're Blowin' Me No Good)," verbis Theodori Koehler pro ultima exhibitione in Cotton Club Parade anno 1934 componit, quae res ab Adelaida Hall canitur.[8]
1935 (30) Ad California redit, a Samuele Goldwyn ut cantús in pellicula Strike Me Pink (1936) componat conductus.
"When the Sun Comes Out" – verba Theodorus Koehler
2003 – Stormy Weather: The Music of Harold Arlen. A Larry Weinstein moderata.
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