Richard Rodger

Richard Rodgers was a highly influential American composer known for his work in musical theater, particularly in collaboration with lyricist Lorenz Hart and later Oscar Hammerstein II. He created numerous classic Broadway shows, such as "Oklahoma!", "The Sound of Music", and "South Pacific." Rodgers' ability to blend innovative music with compelling storytelling helped shape modern musicals, earning him multiple awards, including Tony Awards and a Pulitzer Prize. His melodies and songs, like "My Favorite Things" and "Blue Moon," remain beloved and are performed worldwide, reflecting his lasting impact on American culture and music.