Michael Alampi is a multifaceted musician based in New York City. He studied in London at the Royal Academy of Music and in New York at the Mannes School of Music and Manhattan School of Music.

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As an orchestral musician, he has played with Aspen Festival Orchestra, Symphony in C, New Jersey Festival Orchestra, Camerata New Jersey, Arch Sinfonia (UK), the World Peace Orchestra and as principal flute with Orquesta Sinfónica Freixenet del Encuentro under maestro Krzysztof Penderecki. While in London, Michael participated in professional side-by-side schemes with the UK’s Nash Ensemble and Canada’s Arc Ensemble.

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Currently in the New York tri-state area, Michael holds a private teaching studio and freelances on studio recordings, concert tours and productions that come through the area having included the Irish Tenors, Celtic Women, Angel Vivaldi, the Lemon Twigs, among others. He has appeared in concerts and recitals at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Merkin Concert Hall, Wigmore Hall, Discovery Time Square and more.

 

Michael has performed at the Santander Encuentro, Phoenicia International Festival, Orford Arts Centre, and at the Aspen Music Festival with generous support from the Polonsky Foundation. He is a former prize winner of the Yamaha Young Performing Artists Competition and received the Jo Weinburg Award from the Royal Academy of Music. His principal teachers include Elizabeth Mann, Judith Mendenhall, Michael Cox, Karen Jones, Linda Chesis, Michael Parloff, Lisa Beznosiuk (traverso) and Patricia Morris (piccolo).