Artist's albums
The Lee Holdridge Collection, Vol. 3
2023 · album
The Lee Holdridge Collection, Vol. 1
2022 · album
Atomic Train (Music from the Mini-Series)
2022 · album
The Lee Holdridge Collection, Vol. 2
2021 · album
Inspiration (Arr. L. Holdridge) [Radio Edit]
2019 · single
Reflection: Symphonic Music by Yury Kunets
2019 · album
Kunets: Russian Winter
2018 · single
El Pueblo Del Sol (Original Soundtrack)
2018 · album
East of Eden (Original Soundtrack Recording)
2017 · album
Dedication: Yury Kunets – Symphonic Music
2017 · album
Dedication: Symphonic Music
2017 · album
Heidi (Original Score)
2017 · album
Holdridge Conducts Holdridge
2016 · album
Texas (Original Motion Picture Score)
2016 · album
Call of the Wild (Original Soundtrack Recording)
2016 · album
Into Thin Air: Death on Everest (Original Soundtrack Recording
2016 · compilation
Pastime (Original Soundtrack Recording)
2016 · album
Splash (Music from the Motion Picture)
2013 · album
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Biography
In addition to having either written, arranged, or conducted for numerous respected pop artists, Lee Holdridge has penned countless scores for both TV shows and motion pictures. Born in Port-Au-Prince, Haiti (but raised in Costa Rica), Holdridge began studying music at the age of ten by taking violin lessons with a conductor of the National Symphony Orchestra of Costa Rica. By the time he was a teenager, Holdridge decided he wanted to become a composer, and relocated to Boston to study composition. A few years later, he moved once more, this time to New York City, where Holdridge penned chamber works, rock compositions, theater music, and background scores for films. His work gained the attention of Neil Diamond, who convinced Holdridge to move to Los Angeles and write for him, which resulted in numerous hit albums (including both Diamond and Holdridge collaborating together on the film score for Jonathan Livingston Seagull). This led to scoring for film and TV, including such movies as Splash, Big Business, Mr. Mom, Micki & Maude, 16 Days of Glory, The Other Side of the Mountain, Pt. II, Mustang Country, The Beastmaster, Jeremy, the Cannes Festival-award-winning Sylvester, A Tigers' Tale, and El Pueblo del Sol; and the TV shows Moonlighting, Beauty and the Beast, the complete eight-hour remake of East of Eden, The Tenth Man, Dreamer of Oz, Hallmark Hall of Fame's One Against the Wind, and The Story Lady. This led to work with such pop artists as Barbra Streisand, Brian May of Queen, Stevie Wonder, John Denver, Al Jarreau, Dionne Warwick, Diana Ross, Natalie Cole, and opera tenor Placido Domingo. Over the years, Holdridge has issued several albums, including El Pueblo del Sol, the Grammy-award-winning Symphonic Hollywood, Film Music, and Into Thin Air: Death on Everest, among others. ~ Greg Prato, Rovi