Nicholas Roubanis
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Greek-American composer, arranger, choral director and publisher.
Born 1880 in Nafplion, Greece. Died 1968 in Athens, Greece.
Roubanis is known within the American Greek Orthodox Church for the Divine Liturgy hymnal he wrote in the 1940's, featuring 4-part SATB music. Outside sacred music, he is best known as the composer of the popular song "Miserlou" (or "Misirlou"). His publishing company operated out of 265 W. 41st St., NY in the 1920's and 1930's.
Roubanis immigrated to the U.S. in 1925, relocating from Egypt to New York City.
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Frequent Collaborators
2 Collabs
The Beach Boys
2 Collabs
Thomas Van Musser
2 Collabs
Fred Wise
2 Collabs
Milton Leeds
2 Collabs
Black Eyed Peas
2 Collabs
Sidney Keith Russell
1 Collabs
Will I Am
1 Collabs
Apl. De Ap
1 Collabs
Will Adams
1 Collabs
Stacy Ferguson
1 Collabs
Καίτη Ντάλη
1 Collabs
Allan Pineda
1 Collabs
Tal Herzberg
1 Collabs
Taboo (9)
1 Collabs
Mark Stent
1 Collabs
Fergie (2)
1 Collabs
Jason Villaroman
1 Collabs
Vinicio Capossela
1 Collabs
George Pajon Jr.