Overview
- Bergman died on July 17 at his Los Angeles home with his daughter Julie present, family spokesman Ken Sunshine confirmed
- He earned three Academy Awards for “The Windmills of Your Mind,” “The Way We Were” and the song score for Yentl, along with multiple Emmy and Grammy wins
- He and wife Marilyn Bergman sustained a six-decade partnership that produced iconic film songs and TV themes for series such as Maude, Good Times and Alice
- He remained active creatively into his late 90s, completing nine songs with guitarist Pat Metheny set for release later this year
- A September tribute concert at Santa Monica’s Broad Stage will honor his legacy with proceeds benefiting the ASCAP Foundation Alan and Marilyn Bergman Lyric Award