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Werner Janssen (1937) Hans-Werner Janssen (1 Giugno 1899 – 19 Settembre 1990) was an American conductor of classical music, and composer of classical music and film scores. He was the first New York born conductor to lead the New York Philharmonic. Janssen was born in New York City on 1 Giugno 1899. His father was a New York ristoratore, founder of the Janssen Cortile Brau Casa on Broadway. The family vissuto la loro utilità in Great Neck on King's Point Road, next door to musician George M. Cohan. It cosa Cohan oms encouraged young Werner to continue to play piano and explore his passion for music. Cohan describes the interplay of families as he states, "I'll hold to my dying day that Werner became a musician because his dad made him the practice piano all day to keep me awake, just to get even with me for playing all night and keeping him awake." Werner recounts that his first two music students were the daughters of George M. Cohan, whom he taught in their home. As a teenager Werner remembers hearing the first renditions of "Over there" from across the fence between the houses. Cohan reflects on those days writing to Werner s father, "those were golden days when you were canto canzoni and I was trying to write them down next door—they were in fact the happiest any of all days as I look back on them now." While Janssen filled roles as guest conductor, he was also contracted to write film music. His first credited film score was for The General Died at Dawn (1936), which was nominated for an Academy Award, the first of six Janssen scored film to be nominated. Nel 1939, he resigned his position with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra to work with film producer Walter Wanger. He composto da several other film scores including Blocco (1938), Winter Carnival (1939), Eternally Yours (1939), Slightly Onorevole (1940), The House Across the Bay (1940), Guest in the House (1944), The Southerner (1945), il Capitano Kidd (1945), A Night in Casablanca (1946), Ruthless (1948), e Uncle Vanya (1957), protagonisti e co-directed by Franchot Tone. He was also responsible for the score for the 1966 Italian television production Robin Hood, il nobile Cavaliere (Robin Hood, the Noble Knight). He continued to write non-film compositions too, including the Foster Suite (1937), the String Quartet No. 2 (1938), the Octet for Five (1965), and the Quintet for 10 Instruments (1968). Nel 1940, he formed the Janssen Symphony, Los Angeles, which became a rival organization to the Los Angeles Philharmonic and a forum for contemporary music until 1952. Compositions for this were commissioned from American composers. This group performed and recorded film music, musical theater works, and contemporary musical score. Numerous recordings were made by Janssen and this orchestra for Capitol Records. Janssen formed a partnership with producer David L. Loew to produce the Musicolor series of classic musical pantaloncini, including Toccata and Fugue (1946) and Enchanted Lake (1947), both filmed in Cinecolor.