John Kander (Local Musician)
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John Kander (Local Musician)
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File containing photos and information on John Kander, a native Kansas Citian (born in 1927) and composer of internationally prominent musical theater plays such as "Cabaret" (winner of the 1967 Tony Award) and "The Visit" and the movie musical "New York, New York" (known for its famous song of the same name).
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According to the Kansas City Star, May 22, 1998, page C6: 2: "Many of the songs he [Frank Sinatra] sang so well and that were of a quality that helped Frank in his career--like 'New York, New York' [from the 1976 movie "New York, New York"] and many others--were composed by a nice guy named John Kander, who was born and raised here in Kansas City across the street from the Kansas City Art Institute."
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Vertical File: Musicians--Local
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This document is not available online. You may come to the Missouri Valley Room to view it or request a photocopy from the Library's Document Delivery service. http://www.kclibrary.org/copy-requests
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