Behind the Curtain: JULIAN FLEISHER - Jazz Singer, Writer, Radio Host & Producer - Highlights

“Over the years I’ve had a career as an actor, as a writer. I wrote books for many years. I’ve been singer, singer, songwriter, radio host… When I look at the whole drawing on the napkin, and I tried to ask myself–What unifies all of these things? And it came down to songs. Songs really are at the heart of all of these pursuits. Something about songs really matters to me. In the same people believe in Jesus Christ, and they can’t really get through the day without connecting with that figure. That’s how I am about songs. They are the fuel for me.” Julian Fleisher is a singer, writer, producer and performer who lives in New York. His songwriting credits include the music for the plays Almost Maine and The Performers on Broadway. Fleisher is also the composer and lyricist for the new musical Measure for Success alongside librettist Kirsten Guenther. As a professional writer, Fleisher has authored multiple books on grammar and self-improvement for Random House. · www.julianfleisher.com
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