Philippe Brunet, Anne-Marie Cherry, and Henry Van Engen give this performance of my Prelude and Fugue for Brass Trio, at the Atlantic Music Festival in Waterville, Maine.

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Prelude and Fugue for Brass Trio

Jazz and classically trained pianist by day, electronic trip hopper by night. I dig all types of music, art, and writing and always enjoy finding new ways to blend ideas.

Organist and Krooner from Redmond, Oregon. Not terribly easy to talk to, but a breeze to listen to. 

Twenty-five-year-old composer Sean Salamon's music has been performed by ensembles, both professional and amateur, in 20 countries around the globe. In 2013, Salamon founded Ping, an early music/new music vocal quintet with whom he has given concerts across the USA, garnering praise from critics and audiences. Ping has collaborated with artists as diverse as hip-hop artist Frzy— and a concert series with Chatham Baroque in which the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review called Salamon's performance "superb... as stylish as [he was] expressive."

Salamon holds a master's degree in composition from London's Royal Academy of Music (2015), and a bachelor's from Carnegie Mellon University's School of Music in Pittsburgh (2014). While studying at Carnegie Mellon, he was the music director for the CMU Originals, an award-winning all-male a cappella group, and the composer-in-residence and baritone choral scholar at Trinity Cathedral in downtown Pittsburgh.

Salamon works during the day as a headhunter in Midtown Manhattan and, during his free time, enjoys taking photographs of his friends.