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Linda Eder was born in Brainerd, Minnesota on February 3, 1961. She began her career as a night-club entertainer before gaining national fame on the popular show "Star Search." She was undefeated for twelve weeks running before leaving the show for a Broadway career. She met Frank Wildhorn who immediately fell in love with her and her incredible voice. He set about writing the musical "Jekyll and Hyde" with her in mind for the role of Lucy. |
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News in english
about Linda Eder
(June / 2009)
Genealogical Society searches for pioneer families Date: 12 Jun 2009
Geneva Republican -
At the next meeting of the Kane County Genealogical Society, member Linda Eder will talk about the pioneer families of Schroeder Cemetery in Dundee Township.
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Review: Picnic with the Pops makes triumphant return Date: 21 Jun 2009
The Columbus Dispatch -
The next Columbus Symphony Picnic with the Pops concert, Saturday, on the lawn of Chemical Abstracts Service, 2540 Olentangy River Rd., will feature Marvin Hamlisch and Linda Eder. For tickets, call 614-228-8600 or visit www.columbussymphony.com.
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ALSO ON TAP Date: 25 Jun 2009
The Columbus Dispatch -
Columbus Symphony CHEMICAL ABSTRACTS SERVICE LAWN, 2540 OLENTANGY RIVER RD. (614-228-8600, WWW.PICNICWITHTHEPOPS.COM) Marvin Hamlisch will conduct the orchestra and be joined by vocalist Linda Eder as a Picnic With the Pops concert celebrates Oscar-, Tony- and Grammy-winning hits and pop standards.
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Music Review | Picnic with the Pops: Hamlisch, singer Eder impressive Date: 28 Jun 2009
The Columbus Dispatch -
Two champions of the Columbus Symphony, composer-conductor Marvin Hamlisch and singer Linda Eder, led the orchestra in a thoroughly enjoyable Pops concert last night on the lawn of Chemical Abstracts Service.
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Symphony Pops review: Hamlisch, singer Eder provide enjoyable evening Date: 28 Jun 2009
The Columbus Dispatch -
Two champions of the Columbus Symphony, composer-conductor Marvin Hamlisch and singer Linda Eder, led the orchestra in a thoroughly enjoyable Pops concert tonight on the lawn of Chemical Abstracts Service. It was implied that Hamlisch and Eder donated their services to the symphony. If so, it was a generous gesture on their part that was rewarded with excellent performances by the orchestra ...
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