John Harbison Biography

John Harbison is an American arranger whose work is outstanding for its astounding extent and assorted variety. He has composed for each possible kind of show execution and is likewise viewed as unique and available for a wide scope of crowds. His significant works incorporate four string groups of four orchestras the 1987 Pulitzer Prize-winning cantata The Flight into Egypt and three shows including The Great Gatsby which was charged by The Metropolitan Opera and first acted in December 1999. Harbison has been arranger in-home with the Pittsburgh Symphony the Los Angeles Philharmonic the Santa Fe Chamber Festival the American Academy in Rome Tanglewood the California Institute for the Arts and Chamber Music West. He is likewise an Institute Professor at MIT and the Acting Artistic Director of Emmanuel Music. Harbison holds a MFA from Princeton University. Contact a speaker booking operator to check accessibility on John Harbison and other top speakers and famous people.

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