Phillip Martin studied composition at the University of Michigan with Leslie Bassett and William Albright and at the University of Denver with Normand Lockwood. His music strives to build on traditions of the past, interpreting these traditions in modern, inventive ways.
Martin served as composer-in-residence for Hartford Opera Theater, who presented two of his operas at their annual New in November festival. HOT also premiered his opera Tom Sawyer at the Mark Twain House as part of their centennial commemoration of Mark Twain’s death. Martin “has a masterful way with music, which tends to build intense feelings and draw the listener into the drama of opera.” (Hartford Courant) Martin also writes chamber music (particularly for cello and piano), choral music, and film scores.
Originally from Spartanburg, South Carolina, Martin now lives in Scarsdale, New York. He served as Chief Technology Officer of the hedge fund Gargoyle Group and has recently joined Fortium Partners, which provides on-demand technology leadership.
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Latest Sheet Music
- Missa Brevis
- Classical / Mass
- Suite for Cello and Piano
- Classical / Chamber music
- Fugue on GABS
- Classical / Fugue
- Family Plan
- Classical / Opera
- Fall Back
- Classical / Opera
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- 16 November 2014, Article
- White Gloves and Party Manners
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I just got back from hearing Clio Montrey perform my song cycle White Gloves and Party Manners (based on Marjabelle Young's children's etiquette book of that name). Katherine Yeager premiered this piece in Colorado earlier this year. I thoroughly ...
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- 28 March 2014, Article
- Our Commute
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It's rare when the inspiration for a piece of music is so clear and focused that the music virtually writes itself. But I did have that experience working on a recent project.
The project began with a Facebook post from a friend who teaches at ...
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