Louis Applebaum

Canadian composer and conductor

Louis Applebaum - Artists & Creatives born April 3rd, 1918
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A prominent Canadian composer and conductor, contributed significantly to the development of Canadian music. In 1940, became the first music director for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) Television. Composed many works spanning various genres, including orchestral and choral music. Collaborated with artists across different fields, enhancing the cultural landscape of Canada.

First music director for CBC Television

Composed scores for theatrical productions

Founded the Canadian Opera Company

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