The Four Jays Music Company was originally founded in 1955 by the great American composer Harry Warren. Our catalog contains more than 300 of Warren's published compositions and an additional 600 "trunk songs" which have not yet been released. For licensing information please contact us.
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The Department of Harry Warren was established in the Fall of 2010 to create and promote new and contemporary avenues for Harry Warren's music via the internet, television, film, music, and theater. The Department will make available to the public both his personal story, and the legacy of his music through new and socially relevant creative endeavors. This portal is a vital connection to Harry's up-to-the-minute activities.
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David Berger will be giving a lecture on Harry Warren at the Manhattan School of Music on Tuesday, October 4th from 9:00-10:45am. David will speaking about the two CDs of Warren’s music that he has recorded along with the connections between Warren’s Music and his own. Anyone who is interested is invited to attend. The lecture will take place in room 415, Manhattan School of Music 120 Claremont Avenue, New York, New York.
George Shearing, the ebullient jazz pianist who wrote the standard "Lullaby of Birdland" and had a string of hits both with and without his quintet, has died. He was 91. Shearing had been a superstar of the jazz world since a couple of years after he arrived in the United States in 1947 from his native England, where he was already hugely popular. The George Shearing Quintet's first big hit came in 1949 with a version of songwriter Harry Warren's "September in the Rain."
Ernest Borgnine received the Lifetime Achievement Award at the Screen Actos Guild Awards show last night. The actor who just turned 94 looked truly touched and humbled to receive such a warm, long and genuine standing ovation from his peers.
Ernest Borgnine won Best Actor in a Leading Role for the 1955 film MARTY. The film enjoyed international success, winning the1955 Academy Award for Best Picture and becoming the second American film to win the Palme d'Orat the Cannes Film Festival. The music for the film was composed by Harry Warren.
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