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Phyllis Diller on her 1966 sitcom, The Pruitts of Southampton 05:34
Interview: Phyllis Diller | Show: Pruitts of Southampton, The
On his start in CBS radio; on the differences between composing, arranging, and orchestrating music, and doing them all simultaneously for different jobs 06:32
Interview: Alexander Courage
On working on three weekly radio shows; on how he got his start at MGM and working on classic musicals, including "The Bandwagon" and "Seven Brides For Seven Brothers"; on composing for the radio show Broadway is My Beat 06:44
Interview: Alexander Courage
On his feature film scores for B-movies (including "The Left-Handed Gun") 02:52
Interview: Alexander Courage
On his first job in television and the Petrillo ban; on starting to write music for shows at Revue Television; on working for MGM television; on his interest in sports cars 09:01
Interview: Alexander Courage
On the process of orchestrating for television; on how orchestrating for television is different from scoring for film 03:30
Interview: Alexander Courage
Alexander Courage on getting his start in CBS radio 06:32
Interview: Alexander Courage | Person: Lud Gluskin
Alexander Courage on getting John Williams his first orchestration job 00:48
Interview: Alexander Courage | Person: John Williams
Alexander Courage on the Petrillo ban 01:01
Interview: Alexander Courage | Person: James C. Petrillo
Alexander Courage on working with Stanley Wilson at Revue Television 00:31
Interview: Alexander Courage | Person: Stanley Wilson
Alexander Courage on the differences between composing, arranging, and orchestrating music 02:21
Interview: Alexander Courage | Profession: Music Professionals
Alexander Courage on the differences between composing, arranging, and orchestrating music 02:21
Interview: Alexander Courage | Profession: Composer
Alexander Courage on the process of orchestrating for television 02:02
Interview: Alexander Courage | Profession: Music Professionals
Alexander Courage on the process of orchestrating for television 02:02
Interview: Alexander Courage | Profession: Composer
Alexander Courage on how orchestrating for television is different from scoring for film 01:20
Interview: Alexander Courage | Profession: Music Professionals
Alexander Courage on how orchestrating for television is different from scoring for film 01:20
Interview: Alexander Courage | Profession: Composer
Alexander Courage on his work on the number "I Guess I'll Have to Change My Plan" for MGM's "The Bandwagon" 00:21
Interview: Alexander Courage
Alexander Courage on his orchestration work for "Seven Brides For Seven Brothers" and "Funny Face" 00:56
Interview: Alexander Courage
On his childhood and early influences; on his nickname "Sandy"; on his early interest in music and playing the coronet and French horn; on attending the Eastman School of Music 09:22
Interview: Alexander Courage
On starting to conduct; on moving to California; on becoming a bandleader in the Army during World War II and attending the Army Music School; on starting to arrange music 13:37
Interview: Alexander Courage
Alexander Courage on meeting Herbie Spencer, chief arranger at Fox, and getting his start in radio 02:35
Interview: Alexander Courage | Person: Herbert W. Spencer
Alexander Courage on meeting Lud Gluskin, head of national CBS music, and getting his start in radio 01:01
Interview: Alexander Courage | Person: Lud Gluskin
Alexander Courage on starting to arrange music while he was in the Army 02:34
Interview: Alexander Courage
Alexander Courage on becoming a bandleader in the Army during World War II and attending the Army Music School 04:44
Interview: Alexander Courage | Topic: Historic Events and Social Change