A list of major Randy milestones.
Chronology
Author: SD
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Birmingham, AL, February 28, 2016
Randy performs in Birmingham, AL on February 28, 2016. Photo: Brent Thompson
Universal Music Publishing’s Storytellers performance and interview, Oct 2015
At Capitol Studios legendary Studios A&B in Hollywood, Universal Music Publishing Group hosted a private Storytellers event and an intimate performance.
“Randy Newman” (the album) is inducted into the GRAMMY Hall of Fame
“Continuing the tradition of preserving and celebrating timeless recordings, The Recording Academy® has announced the newest additions to its vaunted GRAMMY Hall Of Fame®.
Rehearsing with the Kansas City Symphony
Randy rehearses with the KC Symphony inside Kaufmann Center’s Helzberg Hall.
The Colbert Report finale, December 18, 2014
Randy accompanied a star-studded cast of (seeming) thousands when the Colbert Report signed off on December 18, 2014.
NYC’s “Faust” concert: July 1, 2014
Randy Newman lead a one-night-only performance of his famed 1995 musical “Faust” in concert at New York City Center on July 1, 2014, as part of the Encores! Off-Center series. Here is a short highlight clip from that performance.
Honored by PEN New England on Monday, June 2, 2014
Randy, “whose 40-year career has included a few improbable hits (‘Short People’ and ‘I Love L.A.’), two Academy Awards (and 20 nominations), and a trove of smart, satirical songs that has won him the reverence of his peers, seemed to enjoy himself Monday. He told the crowd he’s ‘just enough of a snob’ to relish […]
The Library of Congress’ Gershwin Room
During a visit to The Library of Congress, Randy Newman was given the opportunity to play George Gershwin’s piano. “Outdoors but Not the Red River Valley” was written on commission from pianist Gloria Cheng and is one in a five-part homage to Newman’s uncles, film composers Alfred, Emil and Lionel Newman. “My uncle Alfred wrote […]