Noel Webb
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| Occupation | Violinist, Composer, Actor, Voice Actor |
Noel Webb is an American jazz violinist, musical score composer, actor, and voice-over artist.
Noel has performed both as a solo Jazz violinist, and also as a symphony violinist. He first played professionally with the Boston Symphony orchestra, at age 14. [1] His latest LP album, The Soul of, was released in 2000.[2] He has more recently experimented with techno, on, The Big Bang, a single released in 2007. [3]
Webb was a Principle actor on the television soap opera General Hospital, a recurring character on Mad About You, and a co-star on FBI, The Untold Stores. He was a star of several films and Movies of the Week including The Alamo, Young Riders, The Menendez Brothers, and Reluctant Agent, was featured on commercials by McDonalds, Honda, Emery, NBC Promo, a CBS Promo, and narrated more than 50 A&E Biographies, TNN Biographies, and movie trailers.[4]
As a composer Webb has written film scores for several movies, television shows, trailers, and commercials including trailers for History of Violence, Butterfly Effect, 2 Fast 2 Furious, Seabisucit, Ray, Storm in the Afternoon, and The Crow.
[edit] Discography
Storm Dance
Satin Sheets (2000)
The Soul of (2003)
The Big Bang single (2007)
[edit] References
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