Michael Alampi
Michael Alampi is recognized for a versatile career as a musician based in the New York tri-state area.
With a wide range of musical work, Michael has worked with an array of ensembles including the New York Philharmonic, Festival Orchestra of Lincoln Center, Radio City Orchestra, American Symphony Orchestra, Chamber Orchestra of New York, and on Broadway among many other ensembles across the region and abroad.
A dedicated teacher, Michael serves on the flute and chamber music faculty at Queens College, Aaron Copland School of Music where he works with students, guiding them in developing their own personalized path and artistic voice. He has given masterclasses, guest teaching, and recitals at institutions including Stephen F. Austin State University, Indiana State University, Indiana University Jacobs Academy, University of Arkansas Fort Smith, and Monmouth Conservatory of Music.
Michael holds a Bachelor of Music degree and LRAM Diploma from the Royal Academy of Music where he was awarded the Jo Weinberg Award and Larry Adler Scholarship. He obtained a Masters degree under the President's Scholarship from Mannes College, and the Performer Diploma from Indiana University Jacobs School of Music where he held the Barbara and David Jacobs Fellowship.
A former prize winner of the Yamaha Performing Artists Competition, Michael has attend festivals including the Aspen Music Festival and School as a Polonsky Foundation Fellow and the Santander Encuentro in Spain playing principal flute under the late Krzysztof Penderecki.
His principal teachers have included Jasmine Choi, Michael Cox, Elizabeth Mann, Judith Mendenhall, Karen Jones, Linda Chesis, Michael Parloff, Patricia Morris (piccolo), Lisa Beznosiuk, and Kathie Stewart (Baroque flute).
Michael is an Altus Flutes Performing Artist in collaboration with KHS America.
