Yes, it is Harry Chapin. The film he made was 'Legendary Champions' (1968) about World Heavyweight Boxing Champions (actually the first part of what was originally intended as a trilogy). The No. 1 song was 'Cats in the Cradle'. The Congressional Medal was awared after his death to his widow, Sandy, and commemorated at a special Carnegie Hall celebration where a host of stars performed for Harry, the humanitarian (Bruce Springsteen, Graham Nash, Harry Belafonte, Pat Benatar and Judy Collins among many others). Good answer bab. And mozart - well Franck did everything else didn't he?
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"Legendary Champions" was directed by Chapin, but he did not get a nomination for Best Director for it. The film was nominated for "Best Docmentary, Features", but that award generally is awarded to the producer, in this case, William Clayton.