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Kernochan was born August 3, 1919, the only child of composer Marshall Kernochan and Caroline Rigney Hatch, a World War I nurse
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Kernochan was born August 3, 1919, the only child of composer Marshall Kernochan and Caroline Rigney Hatch, a World War I nurse
He studied under Howard Brockway, and spent a year visiting Finnish composer Jean Sibelius.
His pioneering work in intellectual property law helped spur stronger protections for artists. Kernochan prepped at Saint Mark"s School in Southborough, Massachusetts. There, for the school"s yearbook, he produced memorable verses on that year"s graduates, which kicked off a lifelong pastime of writing doggerel verse and bawdy limericks.
He also composed religious music
After a year at Princeton University, he dropped out to devote himself to composing. Kernochan composed several choral and orchestral compositions, which were later recorded.
When the United States. entered World World War II, he enlisted. On his way to his posting, he composed his best-known recorded song, "As I Go Riding By." Following the war he attended Columbia Law School.
He subsequently became a professor there.
Kernochan also developed the United States. chapter of the Association Littraire et Artistique Internationale, originally created by Victor Hugo and others to press for international authors" rights. Kernochan directed Columbia"s Legislative Drafting Research Fund from 1952 to 1969, organizing projects and studies in witness immunity, financial protection against nuclear hazards, arms control and health and air pollution regulation. Foreign many years, Kernochan ran his family"s music publishing company, Galaxy Music Corporation, inspiring a revival of English and Italian madrigals by publishing a series edited by the Thurston Dart.
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Member civil and political rights committee President's Commision on Status of Women, 1962-1963. Director emeritus Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts. Member legal and legislation committee International confederation Socs.
Authors and Composers. Member Association Bar City of New York International Literature and Artistic Association (member d'honneur, international Executive Committee, member United States of America group), Copyright Society United States of America (Executive Committee 1986-1989), Association Teachers and Researchers in Intellectual Property, Committee for Literature Property Studies.