Coleman, Cy
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Coleman, Cy [né Seymour Kaufman] (1929–2004), composer. A New Yorker who gave concerts as a child prodigy, he later studied at New York's High School of Music and Art and at the New York College of Music. Coleman worked as a nightclub pianist before contributing his first Broadway song to
John Murray Anderson's Almanac (1953). His Big Band and jazz‐influenced scores have been heard in
Wildcat (1960),
Little Me (1962),
Sweet Charity (1966),
Seesaw (1973),
I Love My Wife (1977),
On the Twentieth Century (1978),
Barnum (1980),
City of Angels (1989),
Welcome to the Club (1989),
The Will Rogers Follies (1991), and
The Life (1997). Coleman has collaborated with a variety of lyricists, including Carolyn
Leigh, Dorothy
Fields, and Betty Comden and Adolph
Green.
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