Real Name: Richard Allen Schulze
American clarinetist, conductor, music educator, composer and arranger, also a mechanical engineer involved in the invention and development of stereo sound equipment, speakers and radios.
Born October 20, 1928; died August 7, 2001, in Hammond, Indiana.
He was one of the founders of the Carnegie Hall Fund, and Chairman of the American Conservatory of Music in Hammond, Indiana; founder with his wife Theodora Schulze and music director of The Telemann Society.
Father of Otto Schulze.
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