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7 x ASCAP Award-winning singer-songwriter Rich Wyman is a powerful and passionate performer who shines onstage as a keyboardist and vocalist. Rich studied classical piano and violin from the time he was five. After graduating from The High School For Performing Arts in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida he moved to New York City, studying composition and piano at The Manhattan School Of Music and New York University. He worked in recording studios and played live shows in New York City for eight years before relocating to Park City, Utah after a ski trip. Eddie Van Halen discovered Rich and brought him to his 5150 Studio in Los Angeles. Along with Andy Johns, engineer of Led Zeppelin & Rolling Stones fame, they produced what was to become the foundation of Rich's second album, Fatherless Child. His work with Van Halen broke radio in Europe and Rich signed with a Dutch record company. His next album produced two TOP 40 hits and resulted in dozens of tours, TV and radio appearances, and concerts including Park Pop in The Hague for over 350,000 people. At the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City Rich opened concerts for Alanis Morisette and Goo Goo Dolls on the medals plaza stage. In 2005 Rich released his 5th CD FACTORY and in 2007 EMBRACE. In 2008 Rich won his 7th ASCAP award for his new compositions being performed around the world. ASCAP also gave mention to his powerful song and video Guantanamo in their magazine Playback. He also won the 2008 Silver Medal for Excellence in a Perf