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Marvin Hamlisch (née Marvin Frederick Hamlisch)
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Memorial Page for Marvin Hamlisch (née Marvin Frederick Hamlisch)

Jun 2, 1944 – Aug 6, 2012(68 years)Died in:Los Angeles, Los Angeles County

American composer and conductor

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August 6th, 2026

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Biography

Cause of Death

respiratory failure

Religion

Reform Judaism

Burial Place

Mount Zion Cemetery

Occupation(5)

Awards(7)

Pulitzer Prize for DramaGrammy Award for Best New ArtistAcademy Award for Best Original Dramatic ScoreAcademy Award for Best Original Song ScorePrimetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Original Music and LyricsTony Award for Best Original ScoreAcademy Award for Best Original Song

Education(1)

Queens College

Marvin Hamlisch (* June 2, 1944 in Manhattan; † August 6, 2012 in Los Angeles) was an american composer and conductor. He was 68 years old. He studied at Queens College. His faith was Reform Judaism. He received 7 awards, including Pulitzer Prize for Drama, Grammy Award for Best New Artist. His cause of death was respiratory failure. He was buried at Mount Zion Cemetery.

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Born in Manhattan, New York

1944

Academy Award for Best Original Dramatic Score

1974

The Way We Were

Academy Award for Best Original Song Score

1974

The Sting

Academy Award for Best Original Song

1974

The Way We Were

Grammy Award for Best New Artist

1975

Pulitzer Prize for Drama

1976

A Chorus Line

Tony Award for Best Original Score

1976

A Chorus Line

Died in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County (respiratory failure)

2012

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Marvin Hamlisch (née Marvin Frederick Hamlisch). Forever remembered.