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Sami Goldberg
Outrageous (BritBox/StreamOnU) - Meet The Mitfords
2:13
Outrageous (BritBox/StreamOnU) - Debo's Driving Lesson
1:26
My Norwegian Holiday (Hallmark Channel) - My Norwegian Holiday Theme
2:05
The Americas (NBC) - Burrowing Owls
3:35
The Americas (NBC) - Snowshoe Hare
4:33
How To Murder A Mistress
2:27
Tide And True
2:32
The Courtship (NBC) - The Royal Me
1:58
New Frontiers
2:38
So Into You
2:10
Credits
Tinsel Town (Sky) - Composer
Twelve Dates 'Til Christmas (Hallmark) - Composer
Outrageous (BritBox/StreamOnU) - Composer
The Finnish Line (Hallmark Channel) - Composer
My Norwegian Holiday (Hallmark Channel) - Composer
The Americas (NBC) - Additional Music
Where Are You, Christmas? (Hallmark Channel) - Additional Music
The 12 Days of Christmas Eve (Lifetime) - Additional Music
Fact Check
Home Turf:
America; currently based in Los Angeles
Education:
Berklee College of Music, 2021
Bachelor of Music: Dual Major - Film Scoring and Composition with a Minor in Conducting, Summa Cum Laude
Instruments:
Voice, Cello, Piano, and Guitar
Musical Influences:
Michael Giacchino, Howard Shore, Aaron Zigman, Taylor Swift, Patrick Doyle, Jóhann Jóhannsson, Alison Krauss & Union Station, ABBA
Biography
Sami Goldberg is an accomplished film and television composer, singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist.
Most recently, Sami completed scoring Outrageous, a BBC mini-series set in the 1930s, chronicling the scandal and privilege of the aristocratic Mitford Sisters. In collaboration with Bleeding Fingers principal composer Kara Talve, she co-composed the music for Hallmark Channel's My Norwegian Holiday and The Finnish Line. Furthermore, she composed additional music for NBC’s nature docuseries The Americas, narrated by Tom Hanks.
A graduate of Berklee College of Music in Boston, MA, Sami majored in both film scoring and composition and minored in conducting. During her time at Berklee, she was awarded the Georges Delerue Memorial Scholarship—the highest honor given to a senior student whose writing reflects the warmth and emotional depth found in the Oscar-winning composer’s work.