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Hilliard Gerald Adler (October 30, 1918 – March 13, 2010) [1] was an American harmonica player whose performances have been used in numerous film soundtracks . Adler was born in Baltimore, and early in his childhood mastered the harmonica, winning a local talent contest sponsored by the Baltimore Evening Sun at age 13.
Mar 21, 2010 · Jerry Adler, a harmonica virtuoso whose pure, open sound can be heard on the soundtracks to “Shane,” “High Noon,” “Mary Poppins” and other films, but who labored in the shadow of his more...
Mar 24, 2010 · Transcript. Robert Siegel remembers harmonica player Jerry Adler, who died earlier this month at age 91, in Florida. Adler played on several other movie soundtracks, including Shane, High...
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Jerry Adler, renowned professional musician who made the harmonica a serious instrument over a 70-year career died March 13 at his home in Sarasota, FL. He was 91. Most recently, he performed on cruise ships around the world from 1972 until his retirement in 1995.
Mar 20, 2010 · Jerry Adler was among the elite chromatic harmonica musicians in the world during his 75-year career. The virtuoso died from prostate cancer in Manatee County's Tidewell Hospice on March 13....
Jerry Adler, one of the best harmonica players on the scene today, makes the lowly harmonica sound like an entire symphony. He plays everything from Liszt to Gershwin to Porter with the dexterity and musicianship of a seasoned performer.
Jerry Adler, a harmonica virtuoso whose pure, open sound can be heard on the soundtracks to Shane, High Noon, Mary Poppins and other films, but who labored in the shadow of his more famous harmonica-playing older brother, Larry, died on March 13 in Ellenton, Fla. He was 91 and lived in Sarasota.
