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Feb 19, 2012 · Tony Osborne was a British pianist, orchestrator and arranger who worked with some of the greatest names in the industry. He arranged music for Dame Shirley Bassey, Johnny Mathis and...
Nov 4, 2014 · The song "No Other Love" started life as a Richard Rodgers instrumental composition for the NBC TV documentary series "Victory At Sea". Whilst working with Oscar Hammerstein II on a new musical...
Jul 1, 2024 · British double bassist, composer and arranger Tony Osborne has passed away – aged 71. A graduate of London's Royal Academy of Music, his works included a Requiem, brass quintet, a double bass concerto - plus an extensive range of double bass solo and ensemble pieces.
Mar 3, 2009 · Tony Osborne was devoted to making music. He was a talented trumpeter and pianist but he made his mark as a gifted arranger on many successful singles and albums during the 1950s and '60s.
Trumpet player, pianist, composer, arranger and conductor. Born: June 1922 nr Cambridge, England. Died: March 1st 2009 in Sydney, Australia. In the 1950's Tony Osborne was musical director, with his band the Brass Hats, for Britain's first pop music television show, the BBC’s Six-Five Special.
Apr 11, 2013 · Tony Osborne and His Orchestra - Something Stupid - YouTube. Socratess2007. 13.8K subscribers. Subscribed. 52. 13K views 11 years ago. Music brings a warm glow to my vision, ― Haruki Murakami,...
Tony Osborne, His Piano & Orchestra Biography by AllMusic. UK-born Osborne was nominal leader of a traditional jazz outfit whose ‘Saturday Jump’ was the opening and closing theme to the highly influential BBC Light Programme’s Saturday Club pop series on which they appeared regularly in the late 50s.
Tony Osborne reigned as one of the most in-demand arrangers in postwar British pop, enjoying his greatest success in tandem with a series of divas that spanned from Shirley Bassey to Eartha Kitt to Judy…. Read Full Biography.
Mar 1, 2009 · Tony Osborne originally did Sisters, Puppy Love, If Anyone Finds This, I Love You, The Mama Doll Song and other songs. Tony Osborne wrote The Windows of Paris, Amanda and The Swinging Gypsies. Explore
Trumpet player, pianist, composer, arranger and conductor. Born: June 1922 nr Cambridge, England. Died: March 1st 2009 in Sydney, Australia. In the 1950's Tony Osborne was musical director, with his band the Brass Hats, for Britain's first pop music television show, the BBC’s Six-Five Special.
