Roger Kellaway

American pianist and composer

Roger Kellaway - Artists & Creatives born November 1st, 1940
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An accomplished pianist and composer contributed to various genres of music, including jazz and film scores. Collaborated with notable artists and ensembles throughout a lengthy career. Worked on scores for films such as 'The Willies' and 'The Legend of Johnny Lingo'. Created notable arrangements and compositions for concerts and recordings.

Composed music for films like 'The Willies'

Arranged orchestral works for artists

Performed with the New York Philharmonic

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