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7 de dic. de 2021 · Face the Music is a memoir by the maestro who accompanied Sinatra, played Capote’s Black and White Ball, and entertained presidents. An outsider with a gift for inclusion, Duchin is equally at ease chatting with royalty or taking a meal in the hotel kitchen with the staff. Wherever he played, Duchin owned the joint.
11 de dic. de 2021 · Peter Duchin, the pianist and society bandleader, was headed home from a post-theater dinner in the fall of 2013 when the chest pains began. The diagnosis was a clogged lung, likely caused by a recent bout of pneumonia, and, in that laughable phrase, “routine surgery” was scheduled to clear the blockage.But when Duchin awoke after the procedure, “I was caught in a nest of tubes and ...
27 de may. de 2018 · Enjoy the elegant and soothing music of Peter Duchin, his piano and strings in this 1964 album Invitation. Listen to his renditions of classics like Darn That Dream, The Good Life, and Angel Eyes ...
Famed Bandleader & Pianist Peter Duchin to Discuss Face the Music, A Memoir Broadcasted Live from the Redwood via Crowdcast on August 24, 2022
Peter Duchin. Soundtrack: The Post. Peter Duchin was born on 28 July 1937 in New York City, New York, USA. He is an actor, known for The Post (2017), Working Girl (1988) and Jade (1995). He has been married to Virginia Coleman since 2012. He was previously married to Brooke Hayward and Cheray Georgea Zauderer.
SIDELIGHTS: Peter Duchin is a pianist and orchestra leader who has played for corporate functions, weddings, private parties, proms, charities, kings, and every president since John F. Kennedy. He limits his performances to just over one hundred a year, sometimes for bookings made years in advance, but in addition, Duchin books engagements for other musicians through his New York firm.
28 de may. de 1996 · Celebrated pianist, conductor, and composer Peter Duchin has been providing music for U.S. presidents, society galas, and charity events for more than 30 years. Now, in this compelling autobiography, Duchin offers both a poignant personal memoir and a fascinating account of life on the road with the band.
