Lorenzo Music (1937–2001) was an American actor, musician, and composer, best known for his distinctive voice and work in television. He primarily operated within the realms of jazz and pop, as well as scoring for animated series. Music's most notable contributions include his role as the voice of Garfield in the animated series "Garfield and Friends," where his laid-back vocal style perfectly captured the character's sardonic humor. He also lent his voice to the character of Carlton the Doorman on the sitcom "Rhoda," which showcased his comedic talent. In addition to voice work, Music composed theme songs and incidental music for various television shows, including "The Bob Newhart Show." While Music may not have had a significant presence in mainstream music charts, his work in television has left a lasting impact on the animation genre and pop culture, influencing how characters are portrayed through voice acting. His unique vocal delivery and comedic timing helped to define the personalities of the characters he voiced, making him a beloved figure in both the animation and television industries.