Aliases
An alias is an alternate name for an entity. They typically contain common misspellings or variations of the name and are also used to improve search results. View the alias documentation for more details.
| Alias | Sort name | Begin date | End date | Type | Locale |
|---|
| Frederick Steiner | Steiner, Frederick | | | Legal name | | |
Artist credits
This is a list of all the different ways Fred Steiner is credited in the database. View the artist credit documentation for more details.
| Name |
|---|
| Alexander Courage & Gene Roddenberry / Fred Steiner / Fred Steiner (see uses) |
| Alexander Courage & Gene Roddenberry, arranged by Fred Steiner (see uses) |
| Alexander Courage / Fred Steiner / Fred Steiner (see uses) |
| Alexander Courage and Fred Steiner (see uses) |
| Ambrosian Singers, National Philharmonic Orchestra, Fred Steiner (see uses) |
| Elmer Bernstein adapted by Fred Steiner (see uses) |
| Elmer Bernstein, Shorty Rogers & Fred Steiner (see uses) |
| Fred Steiner (see uses) |
| Fred Steiner & Alexander Courage (see uses) |
| Fred Steiner / Fred Steiner & Alexander Courage (see uses) |
| Fred Steiner, The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Alexander Courage, Jerry Fielding, George Duning (see uses) |
| Fred Steiner, The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Alexander Courage, Sol Kaplan (see uses) |
| Henry Mancini, Fred Steiner & Joseph Gershenson (see uses) |
| Leigh Harline / Fred Steiner (see uses) |
| Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Fred Steiner (see uses) |
| Sol Kaplan, Joseph Mullendore, Gerald Fried, Wilbur Hatch, Fred Steiner & Alexander Courage (see uses) |
| The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra And Fred Steiner (see uses) |
| The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra • Fred Steiner (see uses) |
| Trevor Duncan, Fred Steiner (see uses) |
| Wilbur Hatch & Fred Steiner (see uses) |
