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Annual Income

$150,000 per year at peak, from session work and film soundtrack recordings

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The Ken Darby Singers's Biography

The Ken Darby Singers were a distinguished American choral group led by arranger and conductor Ken Darby. Renowned for their lush harmonies and precise vocal blend, the group gained national attention in the mid-20th century by performing on soundtracks for Hollywood classics such as 'The Wizard of Oz' and 'The King and I.' They also backed legendary artists like Bing Crosby and Elvis Presley, lending their voices to some of the most memorable recordings in American music history. The group's versatility allowed them to master genres from Christmas standards to film scores, cementing their legacy in the entertainment industry. Ken Darby himself received multiple Academy Awards for his musical contributions, and the singers were considered among the top session vocalists of their era. Although the group ceased activity decades ago, their influence continues to be felt in both popular and film music. Their work exemplifies the golden era of Hollywood choral music, and their recordings remain beloved by fans and music historians alike.

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Fun Fact

The Ken Darby Singers provided the iconic choral parts in Bing Crosby's classic 'White Christmas.'

Full Name

Ken Darby Singers

Nickname

The Ken Darby Singers

Nationality

American

Birthday

January 01, 1940

Age

85

Zodiac Sign

Unknown

Height

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Weight

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Marital Status

Unknown

Spouse

Unknown

Children

Unknown

Education

Unknown

Famous For

Providing choral backing for film soundtracks and popular recordings, including The Wizard of Oz and collaborations with Bing Crosby and Elvis Presley.

First Big Break

First major recognition came from performing on the soundtrack of The Wizard of Oz (1939).

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Businesses Owned

None

Awards

Multiple Academy Awards for Best Original Score and Best Music, with Ken Darby as arranger and conductor

Category

Musicians

Controversies

None

Hobbies

Choral singing, music arrangement

Interests

Classical music, vocal harmonies, film soundtracks

Quote

"Music has the power to bring stories to life."

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