Duncan Sheik, Tony-Winning Spring Awakening Composer, Dies at 56
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Duncan Sheik, the singer behind Barely Breathing and the composer of the Tony-winning Spring Awakening, died in a Manhattan hospital at 56 from heart failure that led to cardiac arrest, surrounded by loved ones; his passing closes a career that bridged pop and Broadway and leaves behind wife Nora Ariffin and daughter Ines.
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