Hugh Martin (Arranger)

Hugh Martin

Arranger

Hugh Martin

Arranger

Hugh Martin, the songwriter who enlivened the Judy Garland movie musical "Meet Me in St. Louis" with an indelibly melodic trio of evergreen songs �� "The Trolley Song," "The Boy Next Door" and "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" �� died March 11 2011 in California, according to family members. He was 96.

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Born: Aug 11, 1914 in Birmingham, AL
Death: Mar 11, 2011 in Encinitas, CA

Roles (43)

	Mostly Sondheim Opened January 14, 2002	Featured Songs
	Meet Me in St. Louis Opened November 02, 1989	Music Lyrics New Lyrics Vocal Arrangements
	Jerome Robbins' Broadway Opened February 26, 1989	Featured Songs ("Look Ma, I'm Dancin'") Featured Songs with Lyrics ("Look Ma, I'm Dancin'")
	Sugar Babies Opened October 08, 1979	Additional Vocal Arrangements
	Good News Opened December 23, 1974	Musical Supervisor Vocal Arrangements
	Lorelei Opened January 27, 1974	Vocal Arrangements
	High Spirits Opened April 07, 1964	Book Music Lyrics Vocal Direction and Arrangements Vocal Coach
	Hazel Flagg Opened February 11, 1953	Choral Arrangements and Direction
	Top Banana Opened November 01, 1951	Vocal Arrangements and Direction
	Judy Garland: Palace Two-A-Day Opened October 16, 1951	Piano
	Make a Wish Opened April 18, 1951	Music Lyrics Vocal Arrangements
	Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Opened December 08, 1949	Vocal Direction and Arrangements
	As the Girls Go Opened November 13, 1948	Vocal Director Music Arrangements
	Heaven on Earth Opened September 16, 1948	Vocal Arrangements and Direction
	Look, Ma, I'm Dancin'! Opened January 29, 1948	Music Lyrics Vocal Arrangements
	Barefoot Boy with Cheek Opened April 03, 1947	Vocal Arrangements
	Best Foot Forward Opened October 01, 1941	Music Lyrics
	Cabin in the Sky Opened October 25, 1940	Vocal Arrangements
	Louisiana Purchase Opened May 28, 1940	as The Martins (Original)
	Du Barry Was a Lady Opened December 06, 1939	Choral Arrangements
	Too Many Girls Opened October 18, 1939	Vocal Arrangements
	The Streets of Paris Opened June 19, 1939	as Monsieur (Original) Vocal Arrangements
	One for the Money Opened February 04, 1939	Vocal Arrangements
	The Boys from Syracuse Opened November 23, 1938	Vocal Arrangements
	Where Do We Go from Here? Opened November 15, 1938	as Phil (Original)
	Hooray for What! Opened December 01, 1937	as Singing Ensemble (Original) Music Arrangements