David Faleris

David Faleris is a versatile and accomplished musician known for his roles as a composer, trombonist, educator, and arts administrator. He holds degrees from Boston College (B.A. in Music), the Peabody Institute (M.M. in Trombone Performance), and Berklee College of Music in Valencia, Spain (M.M. in Scoring for Film, Television, and Video Games). His music is noted for being bold, fresh, and accessible, with compositions performed worldwide and featured in international festivals and competitions. David’s career spans a wide range of projects including composing for concert hall ensembles, film and TV scoring, video games, dance, theatre, and immersive art installations. He also contributes as an orchestrator, conductor, audio designer, and educator, blending traditional musicianship with advanced technology.

Currently, David serves as the Executive Director of Chesapeake Music, a non-profit dedicated to engaging audiences through chamber music and education. He has held various academic and administrative roles, including at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland and Boston University’s Tanglewood Institute. Recent releases like *A Martyred Village* highlight his ongoing active presence in composition, especially within brass and wind ensembles. David’s multifaceted experience and passion for solving creative and technical challenges make him an innovative force in contemporary music.