José Iturbi

José Iturbi was born on Nov 28, 1895 in Spain. José Iturbi's big-screen debut came with Thousands Cheer directed by George Sidney in 1943, strarring José Iturbi.

Temperamental, volatile Spanish-born pianist and conductor whose life and career were varied and often controversial. Born in Valencia, he was a child prodigy, giving piano recitals by the age of seven and supplementing the family income by playing for up to 14 hours daily at a silent cinema theatre. He was an honours graduate from the Conservatoire de Musique in Paris, and, by the age of 24, occupied