Frank Wildhorn Sheet Music

About Frank Wildhorn

Frank Wildhorn is a prolific American composer whose works seamlessly bridge the worlds of musical theater and popular song. Known for his distinctive blend of pop, rock, and sweeping romantic melodies, Wildhorn rose to prominence in the 1990s, becoming a significant voice in contemporary Broadway. His overall significance lies in his ability to craft emotionally charged narratives with memorable, soaring scores that resonate with audiences globally, most famously showcased in his gothic thriller Jekyll & Hyde.

  • In 1999, Frank Wildhorn made history as the first American composer in 22 years to have three shows running concurrently on Broadway: Jekyll & Hyde, The Scarlet Pimpernel, and The Civil War.
  • Beyond the stage, he penned the #1 international hit song "Where Do Broken Hearts Go," famously recorded by Whitney Houston in 1988.
  • A self-taught musician, Wildhorn began composing on the family organ at the age of 15, despite having no formal musical training.
  • His musicals have garnered substantial international success, particularly in Europe and Asia, with Jekyll & Hyde being one of the longest-running musicals in South Korea, and he has pioneered adapting Japanese manga into stage musicals.

Playing Frank Wildhorn's music offers a truly rewarding experience for vocalists and pianists, ranging from intermediate to advanced skill levels. His scores are celebrated for their dramatic flair, powerful ballads, and memorable melodies, making them ideal for singers who wish to convey deep emotion and instrumentalists who enjoy lush, theatrical arrangements. Performers will find his sheet music allows for expressive interpretation and robust vocal delivery, whether tackling the iconic anthems from his Broadway hits or exploring his diverse pop catalog.

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