Stu Goldberg

Born in Malden, Massachusetts; raised in Seattle, Washington. Won Washington State composition award, age 15. Featured keyboard soloist at Monterey Jazz Festival, age 17. Graduated Magna Cum Laude from the University of Utah in Composition and Piano. Stu Goldberg enjoys a prolific career composing for projects as varied as CBS TV's hit series, 15 time Emmy winning "The Amazing Race", "Rescue 911", hundreds of hours of episodic television as well as scores to over 50 films. As a performer, composer, pianist and multi-instrumentalist Stu Goldberg toured and recorded with John McLaughlin in the legendary Mahavishnu Orchestra, also with Wayne Shorter, Freddie Hubbard, Al DiMeola, Larry Coryell, Alphonse Mouzon, Billy Cobham, Jack Bruce and many other luminaries. As a solo concert artist, Stu Goldberg has performed extensively worldwide and released 10 LPs and four CDs on his own label, Dedication Records. Stu Goldberg recently composed a 27 minute three movement Concerto for Guitar and Orchestra on commission, "Concierto del Sol". 2014 Leo Award winner, Best Score - Documentary, "Chi".