Birth name Carl Edwin Brandt Role Musician Name Carl Brandt | Years active 1934-1991 Origin Sacramento, California | |
Born August 15, 1914
Sacramento, California ( 1914-08-15 ) Occupation(s) composer, arranger, TV, film, recording artists Instruments clarinet, saxophone, violin Died April 25, 1991, Studio City, California, United States Nominations Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Music Direction Music director Rock 'n' Rodent, Little Mo, Perri, Purr‑Chance to Dream, Seven Angry Men Similar People Abe Levitow, Paul Tanner, Earle Hagen, Paul Smith, Winston Hibler | ||
Carl Edwin Brandt (15 August 1914 Sacramento, California – 25 April 1991 Studio City, California) was an American musician who was prolific as a composer and arranger for recording artists, television, and film. In television, Brandt scored music for I Spy, The Danny Thomas Show, The Mod Squad, and Eight is Enough. Of his many positions in Los Angeles, Brandt was a staff composer/arranger for Warner Bros.
Early career
Born and raised in Sacramento, Brandt played clarinet, violin, and saxophone with The Dick Jurgens Orchestra before joining the U.S. Air Force during World War II. After the war, he moved to Los Angeles and began composing and arranging music for television, film, and recording artists.
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