Dr. Marchiando is one of the finest trumpeters of his generation. He is an experienced soloist, chamber, and orchestral performer who brings a great deal of experience and enthusiasm to his teaching. He is also one of finest personalities I have ever worked with.
David Hickman
Regents Professor (retired), Arizona State University
UPCOMING
EVENTS
May 22, 11:15a
Intl Women's Brass Conference
Soundscapes of Her: Music for Trumpet and Piano by Women Composers
featuring music be Reena Esmail, Gina Gillie, Carolina Calvache, and Catherine McMichael
Hartt School of Music
Hartford, CT
May 31, 6:00p
Jun 7, 9:00p
Chatter: Late Works
Jun 8, 3:00p
ChatterABQ
Adams - Son of Chamber Symphony
J.L. Adams - Become Ocean
Journal Theatre-NHCC
Albuquerque, NM
LATEST
NEWS
Soundscapes of Her to be performed at the International Women's Brass Conference 2025!
Dr. Marchiando and pianist Dr. Natasha Stojanovska will travel to Hartford, Connecticut for the International Women's Brass Conference 2025 where they will present the program Soundscapes of Her: Music for Trumpet and Piano by Women Composers on a concert on May 22 at 11:15a.
The program will feature music by Reena Esmail, Carolina Calvache, Gina Gillie, and Catherine McMichael.
To attend the conference, visit the IWBC 2025 website.
To join the International Women's Brass Conference and support their mission, visit here.
The New Mexico Philharmonic announces 2025-2026 Classics Season!
The New Mexico Philharmonic has announced its Classics Concerts for the 2025-26 concert season. Bookending the seven-concert series with be Mahler's masterful Symphony No. 4 and Symphony No. 5. Other works to be performed include Stravinsky's Petroushka, Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition, Debussy's La Mer, Strauss' Don Juan, and Rachmaninoff's Symphonic Dances.
Stay tuned for more announcements about the Afternoon Classics, Coffee Classics and Pops series as they are released.
For more information, visit the nmphil.org.
"Throughout the performance, Marchiando’s sound shone with a radiance that allowed the listener to relax. He performed with a warm, inviting sound without ever letting a moment become dull."
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