Emmy Award - Winning Composer, Musician

Lynda Roth



The Muse Project

A recent curriculum development project created by Lynda Roth, its mission is to develop programs for music and the arts across the curriculum.

The first program, "America Revealed," is a choral curriculum derived from original texts in American history and literature. By studying the documents and literature in class, then singing or listening to the text set to music, students engage the material creatively, bypassing learning through memorization.

Lynda Roth Corporate Clients

• The San Bernardino Museum; Ultramar; On Target Media; The Friendship Shelter;
  
• The Christian Science Church; Expo Theater Productions.
  
• Ambient soundtrack ""Warriors Against Angst," sculpture by Cheryl Ekstrom.
  
• Score for "Beyond Gossip," sculpture by artist Cheryl Ekstrom at the Orange County Museum of Art.
• Bishop Creek Productions
• Entertainment Catalyst Studios
  

Lynda Roth Performance

Lynda Roth started her professional musical career at 21, performing in Boston, New York, Los Angeles, as well as Las Vegas, Lake Tahoe, and Atlantic City Hotels. Ms. Roth was the Musical Director for "Playboys Girls of Rock Roll" in Las Vegas, Monte Carlo, Honolulu and Atlantic City and has performed with such artists as Jeff Kashiwa of "The Rippingtons", Greg Vail of "Kilauea" & "Peter White".

Lynda Roth performed at Carnegie Hall, Jan. 7, 1996 and Sept. 28, 1997 as music director, arranger, pianist for composer, singer, Debbie Friedman.

Lynda Roth has performed jazz piano at Southern California Supper Clubs; The Ritz-Carlton Hotel, The Westin Hotel; South Coast Plaza; The Four Seasons Hotels.

Lynda Roth's Performance Material: Includes the jazz styling's of Gershwin, Porter, Berlin, Rogers and Hart, Arlen, Elington, Jobim to the pop classics of the "50's", ""60's" , "70's" and "80's"; the Beatles, Elton John, Billy Joel, Carol King.

Original Lynda Roth Recordings: Musical release

• "Eclectic" Current release. ©2002.
• "Doin' Christmas" December . ©1996.
• "Cool Burn," a musical blend of jazz-pop with a Latin groove. ©1990 .
• "Try" was album pick of the week in Billboard Magazine October, 1983.
  
• "I'm Coming Back," finale song in the Ted Lange musical production, Unicorn, in Los Angeles.