Addinsell, Richard

1904 - Born on the 13th of January  in Oxford, England.

1925 - He went to the Royal College of music and continued his musical education in Berlin, Vienna after

                  studying at Hertford College, Oxford. 

1941 - He wrote the song titled "Warsaw Concerto" for the film, Dangerous Moonlight.

1942 - He collaborated with Joyce Grenfell, for both West End revues (including Tuppence Colored and Penny

                   Plain) and Grenfell's one-woman shows.

1947 - He wrote the broadway adaptation of Alice in Wonderland , staring Bambi Linn.

1958 - He wrote the short orchestral piece "Southern Rhapsody", which was played every morning at the start

                  of black-and-white TV broadcasts by the former Southern Television company in southeastern

                  England for eleven years.

1977 - He died on the 14th of november in London.