RANDY EDELMAN: 2024 BroadwayWorld AWARDS – BEST RECORD PRODUCER “Waltzing On A High Wire”
Officially announced on January 18, 2025, Composer Randy Edelman has won the 2024 BroadwayWorld AWARD for Best Record Producer for his newest album “WALTZING ON A HIGH WIRE.” The record on the Tribeca Record Label was an album extremely personal to the composer with all detailed musical arrangements, lyrics and music created by Randy.
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His recent accomplishments join a long list of prior awards including the BMI Richard Kirk Lifetime Achievement Award, BMI’s highest honor, an Emmy for an NBC Atlanta Olympics broadcast, BMI Top Grossing Film Awards (many), International Film Movie Critics Association Nomination, a proclamation from the NYC Mayors office, an Honorary Doctorate of Fine Arts, 2015 The Indie Fest “Award of Excellence”, Induction into The New England Music Hall of Fame, 2018 Composers and Lyricists Guild Lifetime Achievement Award, a Golden Globe Nomination for “Last of the Mohicans”, and more. Randy also picked up the BroadwayWorld Award for Best original song “Everything is Possible” and Best Special Event “Pause The World For Peace” for his performance at Times Square for The United Nations 40th Anniversary of International Peace Day.
Currently scoring a film starring Dove Cameron entitled “Love Me Dead”, directed by Josh Webber and with 2025 already off to an astounding start watch for Randy Edelman at Lincoln Center on Friday June 6, 2025 and a repeat performance at Carnegie Hall on Friday December 19, 2025.
