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Wilma Cozart
real name Wilma Cozart Fine née Wilma Cozart
Wilma Cozart is credited on 258 albums across 663 pressings tracked on Gatefold, active 1956–2025 — the collector-built map of who actually made the music.
663
Credits
258
Albums
8
Decades active
10
In collections
Biography
American record producer, born March 29, 1927, Aberdeen, Mississippi; died September 21, 2009, Harrison, New York (age 82).
Married to C. Robert Fine (1957); their son is audio engineer Thomas Fine.
Along with her husband, they ran the classical division of Mercury Records in the 1950s and early 1960s.
Raised in Fort Worth, Texas, and studied music education and business at North Texas State University. Started her career as conductor Antal Dorati's personal secretary in Dallas, then with the Minnesota Symphony, then reocated to New York and became vice president of Mercury Records in 1954. Retired in 1964 to raise her children, but came out of retirement in the 1990s to produce again, this time to satisfy the demand for CD reissues of the Mercury Living Presence LPs, which are widely praised for the precise and dynamic sound the couple achieved with their special recording and mixing skills.
Bio from Discogs
Credited work
663 releases · 258 albums · active 1956–2025
- Production · 306
- Other credits · 303
- Engineering · 141
- Mastering · 17
- Performance · 6
Studios: Watford Town Hall · Eastman Theatre, Rochester, New York · Northrop Memorial Auditorium · Orchestra Hall, Detroit
Discography
Records they worked on — most-collected first.

Callas Is Medea
1973

16 Slavonic Dances; Opus 46 (1878) · Opus 72 (1886)
1963

Balalaika Favorites
1962

Concerto Grosso No. 1 And No. 2
1960

Le Sacre Du Printemps
1960

Háry János Suite / Hungarian Sketches And Roumanian Dances
1959

The Black Maskers / Tabuh-Tabuhan
1959

Organ Recital: Music By Widor And Dupré
1958

Concerto In F / Rhapsody In Blue
1957

1812 Festival Overture, Op. 49 (Original Scoring) / Capriccio Italien
1956

The Civil War: Its Music And Its Sounds
1990

Seven Studies On Themes Of Paul Klee / Contrasts For Orchestra
1961
Frequent collaborators
- Frederick Fennell
- Beethoven
- Antal Dorati
- Brahms
- Tchaikovsky
- Byron Janis
- Mozart
- Prokofiev
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