Roger Roger

Roger Roger (August 5, 1911 – June 12, 1995), also known under the pseudonyms Cecil Leuter, Eric Swan, José Milado, Quinto Monreal, and Roger De Foy, was a prolific French composer, arranger, and conductor. During the end of the 1930s, he started writing for different French documentaries, movies, and European radio stations. During the mid-50s, his theme brought the attention to Chappell Recorded Music Library who would rent some of his music and place them in albums for radio, television, and film producers to use all around the world. His first known period of producing library music were during the early 1950s with labels like Valentino/Major Records and (again) Chappell. He was also a frequent collaborator with his childhood friend Georges Teperino. His music is still used to this day in film and television.