British-American composer, conductor and arranger

Claude says:Adolph Deutsch was a London-born composer and conductor who landed in Buffalo as a teenager, played piano for silent films, then spent decades arranging for Paul Whiteman and orchestrating Broadway before winning three Oscars — one for conducting Seven Brides for Seven Brothers. You caught a few tracks from that very score in February, mostly the underscoring between the barn-raising and the blizzard, but haven't circled back since.