Maribeth Solomon

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Solomon, Maribeth
Maribeth Solomon. Composer, arranger, flutist, b Toronto 23 Jun 1950. Solomon, a pupil of Robert Aitken and Gordon Delamont, has worked in Toronto studios with her husband, composer, arranger, and trumpeter Mickey Erbe, as Mickymar Productions Ltd, writing music for such Canadian TV series as Mount Royal, Adderley, and The Struggle for Democracy and for many films - eg, North of Superior (1970), Ticket to Heaven (1980), and Milk and Honey (1987).

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