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Welcome to TIMBERG ALLEY

Featuring the Tin Pan Alley world

of

SAMMY TIMBERG

 

  • Visit the magical, musical back streets (alleys) of Sammy Timberg and the remarkable people and music surrounding his life:
  •  Sample Sammy Timberg music from the Fleischer cartoons, now released in CD.
  • Read biographies of others in his family.
  • Review past performances of his music.
  • Review upcoming plans and projects for his music.
  • Discover links to other websites about his era.
  •  Develop some of your own projects with Timberg music.
  • Become involved in some of our plans.
  • Book concerts and purchase CDs.
  •  Or, simply read, watch, listen and enjoy it all – just for the fun of it.

SAMMY TIMBERG IS…

Sammy is primarily noted for the musical vitality he provided for the celluloid antics of such animation icons as Betty Boop, Popeye, Olive Oyl, Wimpy, Bluto, Superman, Casper the Friendly Ghost, Raggedy Ann and Andy to name a few.

Did you also know he wrote for many early Broadway shows and has a vast catalogue of yet unpublished works written with peers, Sammy Cahn, and Buddy Kaye among others?

Did you know Sammy studied with Rubin Goldmark, Gershwin’s teacher and wrote his Jazz Rhapsody during the  same time as  Rhapsody in Blue.  Sammy’s Jazz Rhapsody  received rave reviews but was put in a drawer for decades because he incorrectly thought there were contractual issues preventing him from playing it again.

On August 26, 1992, Sammy Timberg passed away. Shortly following,  his daughter Pat discovered his vast catalogue of musical works – wonderful, exciting, toe-tapping compositions that were lost in the stacks of the Library of Congress or stashed away in the back of closets, or locked in trunks.

Welcome to Timberg Alley!

along with some of the people and ideas that surround his legacy. This website was produced in an effort to entertain, educate, and inform those interested in Sammy Timberg and that remarkable art deco setting wherein he thrived.

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