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Jan Randall
Jan Randall is a Canadian composer and pianist. Randall played entirely by ear from childhood, started working in blues and pop music bands while still in high school, and after receiving formal classical and jazz training as a composer and arranger went on to spend a decade in theatre before moving on to make a career of composing sound tracks for broadcast.
==Composer==
Commissioned works by Randall include a ballet for the National Ice Theatre of Canada, ''A Midsummer Night’s Ice Dream'' (1992)〔''The Edmonton Journal'', Aug 13, 1992, Rosa Jackson, "Theatre On Ice"〕 which won a sterling award for Outstanding Fringe Experience.〔''The Edmonton Journal'' June 29, 1993 Liz Nicholls "Phoenix Theatre Sweeps the Sterling Awards"〕 ''Tangled Ice Webs'' followed in 1998, after which came ''Poetry in Motion'' (2006). He composed and produced the music for the 1996 World Figure Skating Championships, and composed and directed the music for the 2001 IAAF World Championships in Athletics.
In 1985 he built a recording studio,〔''The Edmonton Journal'' Nov. 18, 1992 Duncan Thorne "Jan Randall" D8〕 Randall's Recordings, specifically for film and television music production. The studio has garnered over 700 broadcast production credits. In 1998 he won a Rosie award for Best Composer/Musical Score 〔''The Edmonton Sunday Sun'', April 26, 1998, Steve Tilley, "Six Degrees of Separation" p. 53〕 for the NFB production "Lost Over Burma" 〔Garth Pritchard, Christopher Plummer, ''Lost Over Burma'', NFB, 1998 film〕 which featured narration by Christopher Plummer. He composed music for many other documentaries for the NFB, a large body of educational programs for ACCESS Television, and music to underscore a decade of award winning productions for Karvonen Films and The Discovery Channel.
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