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Songwriter who gave America some of its most durable popular music.

American singer

Swiss-American lyricist (1891–1945)

French musical theatre lyricist and librettist

American actor, filmmaker (1934–2023)

American composer (born 1949)

American composer (1910–1991)

Franco-Polish musician (1897-1986)

American composer (1900-1970)

German-American conductor, pianist, and composer (1929–2019)

Israeli film director, screenwriter, animator and film score composer (b. 1962)

American actor, writer and producer

American lyricist and Hollywood film producer (1894-1973)

American clarinetist, composer, and bandleader (1910-2004)

American singer and actress (born 1942)

American songwriter and musician

screenwriter, producer, foley artist, and director of American films (1887-1956)

American composer and conductor (1911-1975)

American singer and actress (born 1945)

American librettist, songwriter, actress (1917–2006)

Songwriter who stretched American music into literature.

Polish composer (1902-1983)

American pianist, composer, producer (1928–2023)

Israeli actor (1935–2023)

French composer of musical theater

American composer, songwriter, and jazz pianist (1929-2004)

English musician and artist

American actor, singer, dancer, and comedian (1911–1987)

American composer (1912-2004)

English lyricist

Pair who wrote It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year.

American composer and conductor (1922-2004)

Jewish American composer and conductor (1911-1984)

Austrian-born American composer and conductor (1897–1957)

Austrian American composer (1921-1999)

Austrian composer (1887-1964)

Composer of Winter Wonderland, a standard that outlived him by decades.

American songwriter (1910–1969)

German film composer (1906-1967)

American-British writer (born 1931)

American film and theatre director, playwright, screenwriter (1912-1999)

Haifa-born bassist who co-founded KISS and turned a rock band into a worldwide brand.

American comedian, actor, writer and singer (1896–1996)

Composer who let jazz into the concert hall without leaving Tin Pan Alley behind.

American actor (1934–2021)

American composer, conductor, and oboist (1928–2023)

German-American lyricist (1886-1941)

American poet and lyricist (1921–2012)

Austrian and German composer (1898–1962)

American composer of popular music (1905-1986)

English journalist and lyricist (1925-2020)

Canadian film score composer (born 1946)

American lyricist and composer (1907-2007)

American lyricist (1896–1983)

American actor (1907–1981)

American film executive (1892–1978)

American film composer and conductor (1953-2015)

Hollywood lyric team behind Silver Bells and a shelf of Oscar songs.

American actor and musician

American composer of musical theater and popular music (1885-1945)

American composer; film score composer (1913-1983)

American film composer (1929–2004)

American music producer, journalist (1917–2008)

American screenwriter and lyricist (1897–1964)

Twentieth-century songwriter associated with Christmas music.

American actor, singer, dancer, director, and photographer (born 1932)

English film and stage director (1926–2003)

Songwriter of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer and a shelf of December standards.

Uruguayan singer-songwriter, musician, composer, and actor

British film director (1916–1994)

American actress, comedian and singer (1921-1965)

The songwriter pair behind Let It Snow! and a run of Broadway and film standards.

American film director (1911–2008)

American composer and screenwriter

German composer (1900–1950)

American harmonica player (1914-2001)

Composer and conductor who brought the concert hall to the living room.

American actress, singer (1942-1999)

American actress, singer and filmmaker (born 1977)

American composer and conductor (1944-2012)

Austrian-born American music composer and conductor (1888–1971)

American songwriter, composer and producer of popular music (1941–2015)

Ukrainian musician & composer (1894-1995)

Lyricist who put English words to Stardust and a dozen other standards.

American activist and entertainer (1895-1985)

American composer, conductor, clarinetist, pianist, business executive, and music director (1889-1982)

American composer (1905-1958)

American lyricist of popular songs, television, and movie themes (1927-2018)

American librettist, lyricist, theatrical producer, and director of musicals (1895–1960)

American musician, composer, arranger and conductor (1928–2002)

Composer of Santa Baby and hundreds of other songs.

American composer of songs and Broadway musicals (1902–1979)

Songwriters of Home for the Holidays, a travelogue of American longing.

Songwriting pair who gave America The Christmas Song.

American composer (1902-1989)

American songwriting duo

American musical theatre lyricist and composer

American composer and lyricist (1930–2021)

American lyricist and songwriter (1913-1991)

American screenwriter (1905-1945)

Austrian-American actor, folk singer, musician, composer, unionist and political activist (1924-2015)

Israeli actor (1935–2023)

American composer, arranger, violinist and conductor, orchestra leader (1900-1956)

Writers who helped send I’ll Be Home for Christmas to the wartime charts.

American composer and arranger (1910–2003)

German film composer (1896-1961)

American lyricist (1896–1981)