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Carl T. Fischer
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Genres | jazz |
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Carl T. Fischer (born in 1912, died in 1954) was a talented Native American jazz pianist and composer. He wrote music for famous singers like Frankie Laine. Carl Fischer composed popular songs such as We'll Be Together Again and You've Changed.
Who Was Carl T. Fischer?
Carl Theodore Fischer was born on April 9, 1912. His birthplace was Los Angeles, California. Carl's parents were from the Cherokee people. Even though they faced tough times, they made sure Carl could learn music. This helped him become a great musician.
Carl's Music Journey
When Carl Fischer was 32 years old, he joined a band that traveled around. He wrote some songs that became small hits. This led him to work with the singer Frankie Laine. Carl played the piano and helped Laine with his music.
Frankie Laine encouraged Carl to write a musical. Carl wrote a musical called Tecumseh!. Sadly, this musical was never performed before Carl passed away.
Carl's Family
Carl Fischer had two daughters named Carol and Terry. They grew up to be musicians too! In 1964, they formed a music group called The Murmaids. Their group had a big hit song called "Popsicles and Icicles".
Carl's Passing
Carl Fischer died on March 27, 1954. He passed away in Sherman Oaks, California.