Peter Golub moves fluently between the worlds of film, theater and concert music. His scores have accompanied Sundance Festival hits like Frozen River and Songs My Brothers Taught Me, as well as The Laramie Project (for HBO) and The Great Debaters, co-composed with James Newton Howard. On Broadway, his music has supported productions by Donald Margulies, Christopher Durang, and Tennessee Williams. A longtime collaborator with Charles Ludlam and Moisés Kaufman, Peter emerged from New York’s downtown theater scene with a flair for dramatic expression. His concert works – performed by groups like Tashi and the Brooklyn Philharmonic – include Dark Carols, On Gossamer Wings, Ludus Ventorum, and four ballet scores, one commissioned by Edward Villella for the Miami City Ballet. As Director of the Sundance Film Music Program from 1999-2020, and a lecturer at UCLA and USC, Peter mentors the next generation of composers while continuing to write music that bridges narrative and abstraction. He has recently launched a new program, the BMI Composer Lab, with Broadcast Music, Inc.