Frankie Carle

Frankie Carle was born on Mar 25, 1903 in USA. Frankie Carle's big-screen debut came with Pot o' Gold directed by George Marshall in 1941, strarring Frankie, Pianist (uncredited). Frankie Carle is known for The Life and Times of Hank Greenberg directed by Aviva Kempner, Reeve Brenner stars as Self - interviewee and Hank Greenberg as Self. The upcoming new movie Frankie Carle plays is Come What May which will be released on Sep 09, 2016.

Pianist, songwriter ("Sunrise Serenade", "Oh What It Seemed to Be"), conductor, author and composer. He began his career as the music director of a touring vaudeville unit, then joined the orchestras of Mal Hallett and Horace Heidt as pianist. In 1944, he led his own orchestra, playing theatres, ballrooms and hotels. Thereafter he founded piano studios across America and published piano instructional books. He made many records, and had his own radio and television programs. Joining ASCAP in 1940, he collaborated musically with Al Frisch, Fred Wise, Jack Lawrence, Al Avola, Mack David, Bennie Benjamin and George David Weiss. His popular song and instrumental compositions also include "Falling Leaves", "Roses in the Rain", "Lover's Lullaby", "Carle Boogie", "Sunrise Boogie", "Sunrise in Napoli", "Georgianna", "Blue Fantasy", "I Didn't Know", "The Golden Touch" and "The Apple Valley Waltz".