Jeff Beal

 Jeff Beal, born on June 20, 1963, in Hayward, California, is a distinguished American composer, celebrated for his adeptness in genres spanning jazz, classical, and scores for film and television. Embarking on his musical voyage from a young age, Jeff Beal has emerged as a prolific figure, with his compositions and soundtracks earning critical acclaim. His album Three Graces (1993) showcases his broad musical palette, while his score for the series House of Cards (2013) demonstrates his prowess in crafting atmospheric television music, with tracks like the acclaimed "House of Cards Theme" highlighting his ability to blend classical and contemporary influences. Beyond his compositional talents, Jeff Beal's proficiency as a trumpeter enriches his auditory canvases. Jeff Beal's illustrious career is marked by numerous nominations and awards, reflecting his significant contributions to music and entertainment. His work on House of Cards has earned him several Emmy Awards.