Charles Strouse, a triumphant Broadway composer known for creating iconic musicals such as 'Annie' and 'Bye Bye Birdie,' passed away at the age of 96 in New York City. Over a career stretching more than five decades, Strouse crafted numerous memorable songs, including 'Those Were the Days' from 'All in the Family.' His joyful melodies and generous spirit left a lasting impact on theater and its performers. Despite aging, Strouse remained active in the theater community, emotionally connecting with new generations of artists, such as when he attended auditions for 'Annie' and was moved by young talents singing his work.
I work every day. Activity - it's a life force. When you enjoy doing what you're doing, which I do very much, I have something to get up for.
He's so gorgeously generous and kind. He has always been that way.
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