Photo credit to Marije van den Berg
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Ryan Lindveit is a composer who takes inspiration from literature, art, science, technology, and personal experience in order to craft colorful and emotionally vivid musical journeys. These works range from orchestral pieces premiered in Carnegie Hall and wind ensemble pieces performed at top universities to pieces for chamber ensembles, singers, electronics, and soloists. As a conductor, Ryan has premiered several of his own works as well as works by other living composers. He received a B.M. Composition degree from the University of Southern California where he was named the outstanding graduate of the Thornton School of Music and salutatorian of his graduating class. In addition, he received M.M. and M.M.A. degrees from the Yale School of Music and will begin doctoral studies at the University of Michigan this fall. Recent and upcoming projects include a multitrack bass trombone piece for Zachary Haas, a solo cello piece for Ashley Bathgate, a solo guitar piece for Bokyung Byun, a Zoom-based dance collaboration with the choreographer Endalyn Taylor as part of the Next Festival of Emerging Artists, and a multitrack saxophone piece for Carrie Koffman.
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