“He wrote the songs everyone knows. Almost no one knows who he was."
Harry Warren was one of the most prolific composers in American music history, a three-time Academy Award winner and the author of some of the most beloved jazz standards ever written.

He was born Salvatore Antonio Guaragna, the son of Calabrian immigrants, and changed his name to conceal his Italian origins.

At Last, There Will Never Be Another You, I Only Have Eyes for You, The More I See You. The songs are unforgettable, the man behind them has been forgotten.

Calabrian-born vocalist Simona Daniele and guitarist Greg Ruggiero, himself of Southern Italian descent, bring this hidden story to life in an intimate duo concert celebrating the roots that connect the Italian South to the heart of the Great American Songbook.