Jeff Beal has joined the roster of Visconti Arts.

Visconti Arts will represent Beal for worldwide and general management.

Beal is an Emmy award winning composer who leads his own music from the podium and known for composing scores from TV and film including “House of Cards,” “Pollock,” “Appaloosa,” “Blackfish,” and “The Queen of Versailles.”

He has also led the National Symphony Orchestra, the Boston Pops Esplanade Orchestra, the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra, Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra and members of the Eastman Philharmonia.

Beal moves freely between worlds, drawing on his roots as a jazz trumpeter and recording artist and on a lifetime of orchestral and media scoring.

In a statement, he said, “Visconti Arts is thrilled to welcome one of America’s most gifted musical storytellers to our roster. Creating at the intersection of symphonic music, contemporary media scoring, and jazz improvisation, Jeff has a musical voice that refuses to be defined by genres or limited by stylistic boundaries. His upcoming engagements conducting his groundbreaking new score to Fritz Lang’s silent epic Metropolis confirm his mastery of musical cinema and his unique ability to reinvigorate the concert experience. Most of all, we’re deeply grateful for the way Jeff shares his own perspective on the relationship between music and healing, and for how he empowers and inspires others.”

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