Scott Wheeler

Scott Wheeler is an accomplished American-born composer, arranger, and orchestrator. He has had a passion for music since childhood, and his dedication to honing his craft has paid off. Wheeler attended high school at the Interlochen Arts Academy, where he studied composition. After that, he attended Yale University, where he earned his undergraduate and graduate degrees in music. Wheeler has a diverse portfolio, with commissions from the New York Philharmonic, The Boston Modern Orchestra Project, and the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra. He is also a lecturer at Harvard University, where he teaches music theory and analysis.

Scott Wheeler's music spans several genres, from orchestral to choral and chamber music. Wheeler has released several albums, including his 2019 album, Portraits and Tributes, which features the Boston Modern Orchestra Project. He received numerous awards and honors, such as the 2019 Charles Ives Living Award, resulting in a $250,000 grant for future works.

In addition to his impressive musical background, Scott Wheeler is also an accomplished author, with two books to his name, "The Space Between the Notes: Rock and the Counter-Culture" and "The Schumann Song Cycles." His diverse range of experience has allowed him to develop and perfect his unique style that sets him apart from his contemporaries.