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Warner/Chappell Signs Charles Strouse Catalogue Deal

Warner/Chappell Music Signs

Warner/Chappell Music, the global music publishing arm of Warner Music Group, announced that it has signed a worldwide Publishing agreement with Strouse IP, the company that oversees the works of American composer Charles Strouse. Under the agreement, Warner/Chappell will administer Strouse’s entire body of work.Strouse is the Grammy, Emmy, and Tony Award-winning composer of the musicals Bye Bye Birdie, Annie, Applause, Golden Boy, All-American, and Rags, as well as 14 other shows. His film scores include the Academy Award-winning Bonnie& Clyde, The Night They Raided Minsky’s, and All Dogs Go To Heaven.”I’m delighted to be part of Warner/Chappell, a premier force in American music, and whose standards for many years have consistently remained the highest in the publishing industry,” said Charles Strouse.”Charles has written some of Broadway and Hollywood’s most-cherid musicals and scores.

We’re very excited to welcome a composer of his stature to the Warner/Chappell family,” said Jon Platt, President, North America, Warner/Chappell Music.”Charles is an icon in theatre and film,” added Sean Patrick Flahaven, Senior Vice Present, Theatre& Catalog Development, Warner/Chappell Music. “His work continues to delight and inspire millions, and we’re glad he’s found a publishing home among the many great songwriters here.”

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