Arthur Schwartz
Arthur Schwartz, born November 25, 1900, in Brooklyn, New York, was an American
composer and film producer. He taught himself piano and began accompanying
silent films at age 14 before earning a law degree and practicing law. After
placing his first songs in the Broadway revue The New Yorkers (1927), he
abandoned his law practice to pursue music full time. He partnered with lyricist
Howard Dietz, producing hit songs such as "I Guess I'll Have to Change My Plan"
and "Something to Remember You By". Schwartz composed music for Broadway shows,
including The Band Wagon (1931), and sco...
You and the Night and the MusicArthur Schwartz, Richard Himber and Libby Holman
The Band Wagon
2:52
Louisiana HayrideLeo Reisman & His Orchestra, Arthur Schwartz and Eva Jessye
The Band Wagon
2:54
Dancing in the DarkArthur Schwartz, Bing Crosby and Victor Young
The Band Wagon
2:30
I Love LouisaArthur Schwartz, Fred Astaire and Leo Reisman
Greatest Hits
3:01
HoopsArthur Schwartz, Fred Astaire, Leo Reisman and Adele Astaire
Broadway Musical (1918-1946)
2:50
Something to Remember You ByArthur Schwartz, Libby Holman and Studio Orchestra
The Band Wagon
3:09
