Biography: Enzo Masetti, Eric DeMarsan, Eric James, Eric Mars, Erich Wolfgang Korngold, Ernest Gold, Eurythmics, Edmund Meisel, Edward Eliscu, Edwin Astley,

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Enzo Masetti Biography, Photos, Pictures

Enzo Masetti gave up a career in classical music to become one of the Italy’s top film composers of the mid-20th century Between 1936 and 1959, he wrote more than 60 film scores, many of them for movies that saw extensive international release, and culminating with the music for the two most popular Italian movies ever issued internationally up to that time, Hercules (1959) and Hercules Unchained (1960), both starring Steve Reeves

Eric DeMarsan Biography, Photos, Pictures

Eric DeMarsan is one of the top soundtrack composers and arrangers in France Since making his debut with the 1966 film Diapason, DeMarsan has gone on to work with some of France’s leading filmmakers

Pianist, composer, and arranger Eric James spent two decades as the musical collaborator of silver screen legend Charlie Chaplin, scoring the master’s final sound films and later authoring new soundtracks for his classic Little Tramp-era silent shorts

Eric Mars has worked extensively in public radio, public access TV, and community theatre, and attended Houston’s High School for the Performing and Visual Arts Living in San Francisco, he uses samplers, computers, and modern keyboards to compose and record his music

Erich Wolfgang Korngold Biography, Photos, Pictures

Erich Wolfgang Korngold was, twice over and in two separate areas, one of the most renowned musical figures of the 20th century Beginning at age seven, he was a celebrated performing prodigy, with a level of technical development and an understanding of music that awed such giants of the musical world as Gustav Mahler and Richard Strauss, who delighted in his prodigious talent

When he died early 1999, Ernest Gold was best remembered as one of Hollywood’s most successful film composers and one of the busier composers in television during the ’70s and ’80s

Eurythmics were one of the most successful duos to emerge in the early ’80s Where most of their British synth pop contemporaries disappeared from the charts as soon as new wave faded away in 1984, Eurythmics continued to have hits until the end of the decade, making vocalist Annie Lennox a star in her own right, as well as establishing instrumentalist Dave Stewart as a successful, savvy producer and songwriter

Edmund Meisel Biography, Photos, Pictures

A composer principally associated with the stage for much of his tragically short career, Vienna-born Edmund Meisel’s most prominent association was with theatrical director Erwin Piscator, and his work in the early ’20s included writing the incidental music for pieces by Bertholt Brecht

Edward Eliscu Biography, Photos, Pictures

Lyricist Edward Eliscu was a playwright, actor, and producer who worked on Broadway and in Hollywood Born in NYC, in 1902, Eliscu studied at CCNY, then worked as a minor actor on Broadway, appearing in such plays as The Racket and Quarantine

Edwin Astley Biography, Photos, Pictures

Today, he seems like little more than a footnote in rock & roll history, as the late father-in-law of Pete Townshend — but Edwin Astley was one of England’s busier movie and television composers from the mid-’50s until the early ’70s, and an arranger and conductor until the 1990s, and he contributed to decades of popular music in the course of a 40-year career

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