Matthew Jackfert (b. 1988), son of Jennifer Jackfert and the late Dr. Kent Jackfert, is a native of Charleston, WV. Jackfert holds undergraduate degrees of composition and Chinese studies from West Virginia University and his Masters in composition from the University of Texas in Austin. 

Currently, Jackfert works as a freelance composer as well as a composer and radio host with West Virginia Public Broadcasting.  
Jackfert’s “On the Shores of Qingdao” was a finalist for the ASCAP Morton Gould Awards. Also, his music has been featured on the national radio program “Performance Today” several times and has been featured on NPR's Morning Edition. Jackfert has been played by top orchestras like the Cleveland Orchestra, the National Symphony Orchestra, the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, and more.

Brooklyn Raga Massive is a platform for all lovers of Raga music, listeners and practitioners, to get closer to the pulse of NYCs live Indian Classical music scene. Brooklyn Raga Massive is managed by artists, and is meant to help bring the community of Indian music lovers together. The Massive’s collaborative approach towards unifying and building the scene of Raga music in NYC provides the spark for the Brooklyn Raga Massive events and gatherings. The Massive is dedicated to presenting and representing Indian Classical Music in all its diversity of today.

Hacking the future of Early Music. Dir. Vicente Parrilla — Check out our latest CDs: 
- GLOSAS (2011): http://prrll.com/GlosasMH
- Yr a oydo (2010): http://prrll.com/Yraoydo 

“Mr. Parrilla and company go all out.”
—The New York Times
http://prrll.com/YraoydoNYT

The Marais Project celebrates the music of the great viola da gambist and composer, Marin Marais, and other ancient and modern music for the viola da gamba.

I founded the group in 2000. We have released 7 CDs and present an annual concert series.

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