Sigmund Romberg(1887-1951)

Music Department
Writer
Composer

Sigmund Romberg was born on 29 July 1887 in Nagykanizsa, Austria-Hungary [now Hungary]. He was a writer and composer, known for Argent comptant (1997), U-571 (2000) and Welcome Back (2015). He was married to Lillian Harris. He died on 9 November 1951 in New York City, New York, USA.

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Known for

Argent comptant

6.2

Soundtrack("Will You Remember")

1997

U-571

6.6

Soundtrack("Lover, Come Back to Me")

2000

Welcome Back

5.4

Soundtrack("When I Grow Too Old to Dream")

2015

Professeur Holland

7.3

Soundtrack("Stouthearted Men")

1995

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The Voting Song
Music Video
- Music Department
- 2018
Great Performances
7.9
TV Series
- music by
- 1989
Song by Song
7.8
TV Series
- music: from "The Desert Song"
- 1978
The Desert Song
8.0
TV Movie
- music by
- 1955
Le prince étudiant
6.5
- music by
- 1954
Le Nouveau Chant du Désert
6.1
- music by (uncredited)
- 1953
Up in Central Park
6.0
- music by
- 1948
Boys' Ranch
6.0
- composer: stock music (uncredited)
- 1946
Le Chant du Désert
5.8
- music by
- 1943
L'île des amours
6.6
- music by
- 1940
La belle cabaretière
6.3
- music by
- 1938
Le chant du printemps
7.2
- music by
- 1937
The Night Is Young
6.3
- music by
- 1935
The Red Shadow
5.8
Short
- composer: music from "The Desert Song"
- 1932
New Moon
5.9
- music by
- 1930

Writer

Composer

Personal details

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Alternative name
- Mr. Sigmond Romberg
Born
- July 29, 1887
- Nagykanizsa, Austria-Hungary [now Hungary]
Died
- November 9, 1951
- New York City, New York, USA
Spouse
- Lillian HarrisMarch 27, 1925 - November 9, 1951 (his death)
Other works
Active on Broadway in the following productions:
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Trivia
Hungarian-born composer of operettas and musicals, of which "The Student Prince" (1924) and "The Desert Song" (1926) are the most famous. Trained as an engineer, he emigrated to the U.S. in 1909 and got his first job in the music business as pianist and conductor at Andre Bustanobys bistro at Broadway and 39th Street. His career took off after he was commissioned by J.J. Shubert to write the score for his 1914 Winter Garden Theatre show "The Whirl of the World".