Max Morath passed away in Duluth on Monday morning. He was a pioneer of public television as well as a prominent national practitioner and advocate of ragtime music. He was 96.
The year 1926 saw the birth of Max Morath in Colorado Springs.
He developed his skills as a musician and producer at a variety of settings at that well-known tourist destination throughout the 1950s, passing on his passion of music from his pianist mother. He developed ground-breaking shows as a result of his intense interest in radio and television’s art and technology.
Additionally, he encouraged new musicians who were furthering the genre and worked to recognize the undervalued contributions of female artists like composer Carrie Jacobs-Bond. In the ragtime music scene, Morath was highly regarded.
Max Morath obituary
The details of Max Morath’s funeral service will be released by his family. The deceased’s family and close friends will give information on the obituary, funeral, and life celebration at the proper time. We’ll try to keep you informed about their development.
We extend our heartfelt condolences to the deceased’s friends and family, who have been struggling to come to terms with losing such a wise and considerate person.