- Jackie Brown Orchestra, Kermit Leslie & Orchestra, Frank Perkins, Emile Deltour and His Orchestra, Alfonzo D'Artega Orchestra, Dolf van der Linden and His Orchestra, Regent Classic Orchestra, David Carroll and His Orchestra, Andre Kostelanetz and His Orchestra, Dolf van der Linden, David Rose, Otto Cesana and His Orchestra, Guy Luypaerts Orchestra, Frank Perkins and His "Pops" Orchestra, André Kostelanetz, Otto Cesana and His Chorus & Sextet, George Melachrino, Kermit Leslie, Alfonso D'Artega, Ambrose Orchestra with Strings, David Rose's Orchestra, Bernie Wayne and His Orchestra, Georges Devereaux, George Tzipine, Richard Hayman, Richard Hayman Symphony Orchestra, Emile Deltour, National Philharmonic Orchestra, Jackie Brown, Robert Farnon, Laurie Johnson, Kurt Rehfeld, Danish State Radio Orchestra, The Melachrino Orchestra, L'Orchestre Devereaux, George Tzipine and His Salon Orchestra, Eric Rogers, Ray Martin and His Orchestra, David Carroll, Guy Luypaerts, Bernie Wayne, SWR Symphonieorchester, Robert Farnon and His Orchestra, Ray Martin
- Richard Hayman, Richard Hayman Symphony Orchestra, National Philharmonic Orchestra, The New Concert Orchestra, Dolf van der Linden, David Rose, Dolf van der Linden and His Orchestra, Camarata, The Queen's Hall Light Orchestra, Louis Voss and His Orchestra, Harmonic Orchestra, David Carroll and His Orchestra, Acquaviva Orchestra, Hans May, Sidney Torch, David Rose's Orchestra, Sidney Torch and His Orchestra, Danish State Radio Orchestra, Monty Kelly and His Orchestra, Charles Williams, Kingsway Symphony Orchestra, David Carroll, Louis Voss, Monty Kelly, Robert Farnon, Walter Collins, Robert Farnon and His Orchestra
David Rose
Compilations
Biography
A distinguished orchestra leader, composer, and arranger, Michael Rose graduated from the Chicago College of Music at the age of 16. In 1936, he provided the arrangement for Benny Goodman’s big hit "It’s Been So Long," before moving to Hollywood, where he formed his own orchestra. During World War II, Rose was composer/conductor for the morale-boosting musical WINGED VICTORY, and had a big hit with his own composition "Holiday For Strings" in 1943. He later wrote scores and themes for over 20 television series and 36 films, and had a worldwide smash hit in 1962 with the humorous instrumental "The Stripper."