Margaret Perrin

Margaret Perrin (1919-2021) was a pianist and orchestra leader who, as a two piano act with her brother, Forrest, hosted the ABC radio program, "Piano Playhouse," which was heard on 600 radio stations around the world and won a Peabody award in 1952.

She became an institution on the Atlanta, Georgia music scene playing for countless social events, weddings, fashion shows, and debutante balls.  She played for Georgia governors and international heads of state including at the White House for her longtime friend, President Jimmy Carter.  For almost 40 years she was a fixture at Atlanta's Piedmont Driving Club - sometimes solo and sometimes with the entire Margaret Perrin Orchestra.