Eddie Sauter Net Worth is$1.7 Million Eddie Sauter Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Co-leader of the famed Sauter-Finegan Orchestra (1952-1958), composer, arranger and conductor, he was educated at Columbia University and Juilliard, and studied under Stefan Wolpe, Bernard Wagenaar, and Louis Gruenberg. He joined the Archie Bleyer Orchestra in 1932, and arranged for Red Norvo, Mildred Bailey (1925-1939), Artie Shaw, Tommy Dorsey, ...
Full Name Eddie Sauter Date Of Birth December 2, 1914 Died 1981-04-21 Place Of Birth Brooklyn, New York, USA Profession Composer, Music Department, Soundtrack Education Columbia University, Juilliard School Nationality American Movies Mickey One Star Sign Sagittarius
# Fact 1 Became an orchestrator of Broadway musicals, many of which he created the arrangements for between 1960 and 1983.
Composer Title Year Status Character Beggarman, Thief 1979 TV Movie Switch 1976-1977 TV Series 10 episodes Night Gallery 1971-1973 TV Series 17 episodes Mickey One 1965 The Adventures of Hiram Holliday 1956 TV Series as Edward E. Sauter All the Cats Join In 1946 Short
Music Department Title Year Status Character Shooting Stars 1997 composer: song "I'm Late, I'm Late" 1776 1972 orchestrator Winston Churchill: The Valiant Years 1961 TV Series documentary orchestrator - 3 episodes The Saturday Night Revue 1954 TV Series musical director - 1 episode
Soundtrack Title Year Status Character Buffalo '66 1998 writer: "I Remember When" Getz: Ravel, Sauter, Wilder, Macero and All That Jazz 1969 TV Movie writer: "Focus" All the Cats Join In 1946 Short writer: "All the Cats Join In" Make Mine Music 1946 music: "All the Cats Join In" 1945 The Gang's All Here 1943 arranger: "Minnie's in the Money" - uncredited
Actor Title Year Status Character The Saturday Night Revue 1953 TV Series Sauter-Finegan Orchestra
Self Title Year Status Character Here's Edie 1963 TV Series Himself The Colgate Comedy Hour 1954 TV Series Himself - Musician
Known for movies Mickey One (1965)
Night Gallery (1971-1973)
All the Cats Join In (1946)
Buffalo '66 (1998)
$1.7 Million
