RICK BENJAMIN

Rick Benjamin. (credit: Julie Hagenbuch)

Rick Benjamin introduces an audience to the lost world of "sheet music"; 'cellist Alistair MacRae approves. (credit: Hiro Anuki)

Rick Benjamin conducts the recording of his reconstruction of the Scott Joplin opera "Treemonisha." (credit: Edward Pleasant)

Rick Benjamin conducts the Aalborg Symfoniorkester for a silent film event. (Credit: Orla Nielsen)

Rick Benjamin at home with his 1872 Chickering grand piano and Scarlett.

The Paul Taylor Dance Company's premiere of "Oh, You Kid!" at The Kennedy Center, conducted by Rick Benjamin.

Mr. Benjamin conducting a recording session at the American Academy of Arts and Letters, New York. (credit: Peter Wiley)

Rick Benjamin conducting his PRO for a silent film in a historic theater. (credit: Tiffini Scott)

Mr. Benjamin is a leading authority on historic African-American music. (credit: The Rick Benjamin Collection)

Rick Benjamin's reconstruction of the Scott Joplin opera "Treemonisha."

Mr. Benjamin peruses a few of his orchestral discoveries. (credit: Fanfare magazine)

Vintage Broadway - Overture to "Going Up" (Louis Hirsch, 1917) - Rick Benjamin, conductor

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RICK BENJAMIN

Conductor - American Music Revivalist

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Rick's New Album - Irving Berlin: This Is The Life! - just released!

A fascinating look at Irving Berlin's "Breakthrough Years"

Rick's New Album - Pioneers of Movie Music

A stirring tribute to composers of the "silent" cinema

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Rick Benjamin interview on Denmark's TV2

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Irving Berlin: This Is The Life!

Songwriter Irving Berlin (1888-1989) remains an American cultural icon. His extraordinary genius took him on a journey extending from the birth of the pop music industry (“Tin Pan Alley”), to the stages of Broadway and into the hearts of millions through the mediums of radio, movies, and television. Over six decades, Berlin’s...

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