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mdefilippis91

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About mdefilippis91

  • Birthday 12/10/1991

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  • Biography
    Michael T. DeFilippis (b. 1991) is a composer residing on Long Island. He is pursuing a BM in Music Education at LIU Post where he plays trumpet in the LIU Post Wind Symphony. Michael currently studies composition with renowned educational composer Carl Strommen, and trumpet with Brad Siroky. During his sophomore year at LIU Post, Michael had several works commissioned from him, including a piece for the Manhattan School of Music Pre-College Brass Ensemble, and most recently a piece for the LIU Post Wind Symphony which received performances in Beijing and Xi'an, China during the summer of 2012.

    Michael is winner of two Awards of Merit from the Global Music Awards (2012) for his works Big Sky Country, in the ‘composition’ category, and Inner City Sounds, in the ‘student band’ category.
  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Long Island, NY
  • Interests
    Music, Baseball, Football, Hockey.
  • Favorite Composers
    John Williams, Gavin Greenaway, Philip Sparke, Robert Sheldon.
  • My Compositional Styles
    Concert Band, Brass Band, Brass Ensemble, Symphonic Band, Wind Ensemble, Young Band, Beginning Band, Solo.
  • Notation Software/Sequencers
    Finale 2011.
  • Instruments Played
    Trumpet, Piano, Guitar.

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  1. Thanks a lot everyone. I'm just glad I had a great group of musicians to write for. I heard them rehearse a week before this performance and it sounded fantastic. Not bad for high school kids.
  2. Hi all, So recently I was asked to write a piece for brass ensemble for the Manhattan School of Music Precollege Brass Ensemble. The name really is a mouthfull, but it was just premiered two weeks ago at the Manhattan School. It was the first live performance of one of my pieces. You can hear/watch the performance here: http://www.youtube.c...nel_video_title It's not perfect, but expecting a perfect performance is unrealistic. They also had been playing for some time before this. Since then I was recently asked to write a piece for symphonic band to premiere in China. My college's band is doing a week and a half-long tour of Beijing and Xi'an, so I'm in the process of putting something together for that, which I'm really excited about. It's been a while since I've been on here. Go to my facebook page and like it if you're interested in more updates about stuff :). www.facebook.com/michaeltdefilippis Below is the concert program in which my name appears for the first time with some not-so-bad company.
  3. I also think it is a personal preference. Some might prefer to write everything at piano and write each line on manuscript paper. In my case, I never write anything at the piano, or at the computer. Everything is written in my head (mostly because i'm pretty bad at piano, so I don't really have the playing power to compose at one), and then i sit down and plug what I hear in my head into finale. I find that everyone has their own different method.
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