Also known as: Leo Reisman And His Orchestra, Leo Reismann, Reisman, Лео Рейзман
United States
About
Leo Reisman, an American violinist and bandleader, made an indelible mark on the music scene of the 1920s and 1930s with his unique blend of orchestral flair and dance rhythms. After launching his own ensemble in 1919, Reisman quickly ascended to prominence, distinguishing himself and his orchestra with a sophisticated sound that earned them the nickname "The String Quartet of Dance Bands" from none other than Jerome Kern.
Throughout his illustrious career, Reisman managed to secure over 80 hits on the popular charts, a testament to his innovative approach and enduring appeal. His orchestra's repertoire, rich with lush strings and a refined danceable quality, made significant contributions to the evolution of dance music during that era. The legacy of Leo Reisman's music continues to resonate, showcasing the timeless appeal of masterful orchestration blended with the infectious rhythms of early American dance music.
