Michael Alampi

Michael Alampi is a multifaceted musician based in New York City. He holds a Bachelor of Music and LRAM Teaching Diploma from the Royal Academy of Music and Masters degree from Mannes School of Music. Currently in the New York area, Michael freelances on Broadway, studio recordings, orchestras, and concert tours that come through the area. He has appeared in many concerts and recitals throughout the United Kingdom, Europe, and North America including Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Wigmore Hall, Palacio Festivales, United Theatre, Discovery Time Square and more.

 

As an orchestral musician, he has played with Aspen Festival Orchestra, New Jersey Festival Orchestra, Symphony in C, Parlando Orchestra, Harlem Chamber Players, American Bach Festival, Phoenicia International Festival, New England Symphonic Ensemble, Binghamton Philharmonic, Camerata New Jersey, the Arch Sinfonia, Nash Ensemble, World Peace Orchestra and as principal flute with Orquesta Sinfónica Freixenet del Encuentro in Spain under maestro Krzysztof Penderecki.

 

A former prize winner of Yamaha Young Performing Artists Competition and recipient of the Jo Weinburg Award. Michael is an Altus Performing Artist. Adjunct faculty in flute and chamber music at Queens College, Aaron Copland School of Music. Michael has presented masterclasses and lectures at University of Arkansas Fort Smith, Stephen F. Austin State University, Monmouth Conservatory of Music, and Yamaha Conservatory of Music. 

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His principal flute mentors have included Elizabeth Mann, Judith Mendenhall, Michael Cox, Karen Jones, Linda Chesis, Michael Parloff, Lisa Beznosiuk (Baroque flute) and Patricia Morris (piccolo).