Franz Teddy Kleindin

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Franz "Teddy" Kleindin (July 20, 1914, Berlin - October 12, 2007, Berlin) was a German jazz and light music composer, arranger, and bandleader. He played clarinet, alto saxophone, and cello, and worked with Goldene Sieben, Hans Carste, , Willy Berking, Ernst van't Hoff, , Lutz Templin, Charlie and His Orchestra, Benny Goodman, , Kurt Hohenberger, Corny Ostermann, Kurt Widmann, Georg Haentzschel, and Freddie Brocksieper.