Al Frisch

Albert T. Frisch (March 17, 1916 - April 13, 1976) Albert T. Frisch, an American composer and accomplished musician, was born on March 17, 1916, in Brooklyn, New York. He served with distinction in the United States Army during World War II, earning recognition with 5 Battle Stars for his service. Throughout his career, Frisch showcased his musical talents as a saxophonist in various settings, including nightclubs, ocean liners, and summer resorts. He was also a skilled pianist and singer, contributing to the world of music in multiple capacities. Albert T. Frisch was recognized as a noteworthy composer by Marquis Who's Who, reflecting his significant contributions to the field of music. He was an active member of esteemed music organizations, including the American Society of Composers, the American Guild of Authors and Composers, and the Dramatists Guild. Beyond his musical pursuits, he had a wide range of interests, including reading, travel, entertaining, singing, and playing the piano.