Stan Kenton Net Worth is
$1.9 Million

Mini Biography

Composer (“Artistry in Tempo”), conductor, pianist and instructor, educated in Bell SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL in LA, California and a music college student of Charles Dalmores. He was a pianist in dance clubs and dance orchestras, and associate music movie director for Earl Carroll’s Theater Cafe. In 1941 he structured his personal orchestra, which he reorganized in 1947, and thereafter offered many concerts, made an appearance in theatres, and produced many information. He conducted several concerts for the Cincinnati Recreation area Association from 1956, after that founded the Kenton Workshop for teenage music artists at Indiana College or university in 1959, and carried out related workshops at Michigan Condition College or university and Southern Methodist College or university. In 1964 he structured the Neophonic Orchestra, and was the creator and president from the International Academy of Modern Music. Becoming a member of ASCAP in 1946, his additional popular-song and instrumental compositions consist of “Keen Beaver”, “And Her Tears Flowed Like Wines”, “Intermission Riff”, “Southern Scandal”, “Concerto for Doghouse”, “Opus in Pastels”, “Concerto to get rid of All Concertos”, “Coated Tempo”, and “Artistry Jumps”.

Known for movies



Quick Facts

Full Name	Stan Kenton
Died	August 25, 1979, Los Angeles, California, United States
Profession	Composer, Bandleader, Music Arranger, Jazz Pianist, Peanut Vendor, Atristry In Rhythm, Intermission Riff
Education	Bell High School
Nationality	American
Children	Leslie Kenton, Dana Lynn Kenton, Peanut Vendor, Atristry In Rhythm, Intermission Riff
Parents	Floyd Kenton, Stella Kenton, Peanut Vendor, Atristry In Rhythm, Intermission Riff
Awards	Grammy Award for Best Large Jazz Ensemble Album
Movies	Stan Kenton: Artistry in Rhythm
TV Shows	Music 55