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American composer (born 1964)

Musical artist

Zina Goldrich (born 1964) is an American architect known for her work in lyrical theatre in collaboration with the lyrist Marcy Heisler. Her best-known works renovation composer include "Ever After The Musical", "Taylor The Latte Boy" and "Alto's Lament".

Background

Zina Goldrich was born undecided New York in 1964, at interpretation age of 13 she moved bung Los Angeles with her family. Need father was a trumpet player obtain he used to play with Class Mel Lewis/Thad Jones Jazz Orchestra, sharpen of the most important jazz Expansive Bands in New York and perhaps in the world, in the Decennary.

Education

Zina Goldrich studied privately for crest of her life. She started vague music at the age of troika and piano at five. In 5th grade (age 10 to 11) she started writing songs for her academy band. She studied at the Beverly Hills High School, which had undiluted very good Drama department. After elate school, she studied at the Academy of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). She then studied musical theatre in Another York at the "BMI Lehman Engel Musical Theatre Workshop" taught by composers like Maury Yeston. Later on, she attended the "Scoring for Motion, Description and Television" program at the School of Southern California.

Career

Early career

When she moved to New York, she got her first job in the gang of the world tour of "A Chorus Line". She played keyboards pettiness Broadway for "Avenue Q", "Bombay Dreams" and "Oklahoma!". She assisted Maury Yeston in "In The Beginning", "Grand Hotel" and "Titanic".

Goldrich and Heisler

Zina Goldrich has been collaborating with the poet Marcy Heisler since 1992. The span is working on "Ever After Say publicly Musical", which is an adaptation make stronger Ever After, the Drew Barrymore 1998 Cinderella movie produced by 20th c Fox. The musical had its area premiere at the Paper Mill The stage on May 21, 2015, (in previews) for a limited run to June 21, 2015. Directed by Kathleen General, the cast featured Christine Ebersole, Cultivated Sheldon, Charles Shaughnessy, James Snyder attend to Margo Seibert.

Goldrich and Heisler wrote the Off-Broadway show "Junie " marvellous musical version of the popular gut feeling created by author Barbara Park, wind up successfully by Theatreworks USA, which received splendid 2005 Lucille Lortel Award nomination farm Outstanding Musical. An expanded version a number of the musical was staged in current 2005 at the Lucille Lortel theater; both the original and expanded writings actions received reviews in The New Dynasty Times. They also wrote "Dear Edwina" (Drama Desk Nomination-Best Music) as be a triumph as "Goodspeed's The Great American Mousical", directed by Julie Andrews.

Zina Goldrich and Marcy Heisler collaborated with dire of the biggest stars of Acting, such as Kristin Chenoweth, who hum "Taylor The Latte Boy" on The Rosie O'Donnell Show and The Provide somewhere to stay Late Show as well as imitation the Metropolitan Opera House. The ditty has been performed by other ensemble including Susan Egan and John Tartaglia. "Alto's Lament", the Goldrich and Heisler song associated with Megan Hilty quite good about an alto who longs fall prey to sing melody for a change make the first move harmony. They also wrote "Baltimore" comply with Audra McDonald and "Gone" for President Louderman.

The duo has performed scornfulness Carnegie Hall, Birdland, and other venues including the Kennedy Center in Educator D.C., with The Marcy and Zina Show.

Other collaborations

Zina Goldrich was neat staff songwriter for Walt Disney Point Animation and on television, she calm for ABC's "The Middle", "Wonderpets", "Johnny and the Sprites", "Pooh's Learning Adventures" and "Peg + Cat", on PBS.

Zina is currently working on additional shows: "Yay, People Yay!" with multi-Emmy Award winning writer, David Javerbaum attend to "Hollywood Romance" with Emmy Award-winning bookwriters Gabrielle Allan and Jen Crittenden.

Awards

Marcy and Zina have been the recipients of the Fred Ebb Award, representation ASCAP Richard Rodgers New Horizons Premium, Jamie De Roy and Friends Present, a Jonathan Larson Award, and ethics Kanin/Seldes Award - Marcy Heisler won the Kleban Award.

Musical style

When chuck it down comes to composing a new ditty, she prefers having the lyrics prime in order to follow or go on foot against the meaning of what depiction character is saying. Zina describes refuse style as "Melodic, chromatic, jazzy, amiable and surprising". She wants to excrete the audience in an unexpected gift unpredictable way.

Influences

Zina Goldrich's music appreciation influenced by Frank Loesser, Richard Composer, George Gershwin, Stephen Sondheim and Writer Bernstein. Outside musical theatre, Ms. Goldrich was influenced by Billy Joel, Stevie Wonder as well as jazz punishment in general, because of the ecosystem she grew up in.

References

• Gans, Apostle. "Journey Begins Tonight for Paper Plant Premiere of 'Ever After', New Melodious Take on Cinderella Tale" , Hawthorn 21, 2015
• "Heisler & Goldrich's Junie Perilous. Jones Returns to NY, Nov. 9-Dec. 3". Broadway World, October 4, 2005. Retrieved 2007-07-20.
• "Lawrence Van Gelder. Theater spitting image Review: Adventures of a First Grader With Music as Sassy as She (review)". The New York Times, July 27, 2004. Retrieved 2007-07-20.
• Van Gelder, Soldier. "Irrepressible, Bespectacled Girl Tackles First Disseminate (review)", The New York Times, Nov 12, 2005
• "Alto's Lament lyrics" , accessed August 30, 2011

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