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PARTIAL LIST OF FILM SCORES

THE MUMMY 3   27 DRESSES
BALLS OF FURY UNDERDOG THE LAST TIME

SON OF THE MASK

THE TEN COMMANDMENTS

SURVIVING CHRISTMAS

 XXX (Triple X)

IMAX--CHINA: THE PANDA ADVENTURE

SHANGHAI KNIGHTS

NATIONAL SECURITY

CORKY ROMANO

BLACK KNIGHT

WHILE YOU WERE SLEEPING

HEAD OVER HEELS

  GODS & GENERALS

THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS

OSMOSIS JONES

SHANGHAI NOON

THE SKULLS

THE WHOLE NINE YARDS

PASSION OF MIND

EDTV

6 DAYS/7 NIGHTS

FOR RICHER OR POORER

LEAVE IT TO BEAVER

ANACONDA

GONE FISHIN'

DAYLIGHT

DRAGONHEART

THE HUNLEY

THE QUEST

DOWN PERISCOPE

DIABOLIQUE

WHO IS CLETIS TOUT

TALL TALE

THE INDIAN IN THE CUPBOARD

THE BIG GREEN

THE MASK

CITIZEN X

PONTIAC MOON

ANGELS IN THE OUTFIELD

BILLY MADISON

BEETHOVEN'S 2ND GETTYSBURG ADVENTURES OF BRISCO COUNTY JR.
DRAGON: THE BRUCE LEE STORY THE DISTINGUISHED GENTLEMAN GREEDY

MY COUSIN VINNY

KINDERGARTEN COP

BEETHOVEN

COME SEE THE PARADISE MACGYVER GHOSTBUSTERS II
TROOP BEVERLY HILLS QUICK CHANGE V.I. WARSHAWSKI

TWINS

DROP DEAD FRED

THE CHIPMUNK ADVENTURE

FEDS SHOUT OUTSIDE IN
EXECUTIVE ACTION EYES OF AN ANGEL CONNIE & CARLA




SOLO SONG ALBUMS
(from a previous life!)


RANDY EDELMAN (MGM)

THE LAUGHTER AND THE TEARS (MGM)

PRIME CUTS (20TH CENTURY)

FAIRWELL FAIRBANKS (20TH CENTURY)

IF LOVE IS REAL (ARISTA)

YOU’RE THE ONE (ARISTA)

ON TIME (ROCKET RECORDS)

SWITCH OF THE SEASONS (PRT-POLAR)

UPTOWN UPTEMPO (RCA LTD)

RANDY EDELMAN AND HIS PIANO (BBC-PRT)





CONCISE BIO


Randy Edelman grew up in Teaneck New Jersey, where he studied piano at an early age giving many recitals locally.  After high school graduation he enrolled at the Cincinnati Music Conservatory where he majored in piano and composition.  While in Cincinnati he began freelancing as a music arranger at James Brown’s King Records, and also wrote original music for regional theater. 

Upon graduation Randy headed back to New York where he signed on as a staff writer at CBS April Blackwood Music.  He also began playing piano in Broadway pit orchestras and continued his interest as a music arranger.  He went out on the road as Music Director for many entertainers.  It was while traveling that Randy began writing both his own music and lyrics with an eye toward doing his own albums.  It was the beginning of a decade of producing and writing his own solo albums. 

The albums led to Randy’s appearances as opening solo act to such diverse groups as The Carpenters and Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention.  His songs began being recorded by such popular recording artists as Barry Manilow (“Weekend In New England”), Olivia Newton-John, Patti LaBelle, The Carpenters, The 5th Dimension, Jackie DeShannon, Blood Sweat and Tears, Kool & The Gang, Agnetha Faltskog (ABBA), and Bing Crosby to name a few.  Subsequent success of his records in the United Kingdom led to appearances on the Top of the Pops, concerts at the London Palladium and Drury Lane Theaters, and tours throughout Europe, Japan and Australia .

It was shortly after arriving in Los Angeles that Randy became interested in using his background as a classical musician and arranger to pursue his interest in film scoring.  In between his album recording he began scoring several television and feature films.  His tv scoring work included MacGyver, Maximum Security, Mr. Sunshine, Brisco County Jr. to name but a few.  Children’s projects included PBS Wonderworks, The Care Bears album and several award-winning After School Specials. 

After dealing in the “short form” of pop songs Edelman found the film work liberating and decided to devote his full time to pursuing composing music for motion pictures.  This led in the next dozen years to the list of over 60 films shown above.

His scores have been performed by such symphonies as Boston Pops, Charleston Symphony, Cincinnati Symphony, and the London Symphony Orchestra, to name a few .Recently his symphonic piece “Transcontinental” was introduced for the first time by Erich Kunzel and the Cincinnati Pops. His score from The Last Of The Mohicans was nominated for both the British Academy Award and the Golden Globe. His movie themes have become a backbone of sports broadcasts. He has written the NBC’s NFL Football Theme, ESPN's Sports Century documentary series theme, and the on-air Olympic theme for NBC. His scores have opened the Super Bowl and closed the Olympic broadcast for which he received an Emmy Award.

In 2003 Randy received BMI's highest honor, the Richard Kirk Award for Outstanding Career Achievement.

In June 2004 Randy Edelman was awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Fine Arts from the University of Cincinnati. (He is a 1969 graduate of the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music.) In 2005 Randy had his biggest chart record with Nelly's "My Place". It reached #1 on Billboard's Rap and Hip Hop charts, and #4 on the Pop chart. In 2007, Edelman was nominated by the IFMCA (International Film Music Critics Association) for "Best Original Score For Television" for ABC's mini-series "The Ten Commandments".

In 2008 he is currently working on Mummy 3 starring Brendan Fraser.







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