29 April 1967, Stoughton, MA
American trumpet player and composer
Works for Brass Ensemble
- American Anthem for brass ensemble
- Anthem of Hope for brass quintet
- Aura for brass ensemble
- Baltazar (1999) for brass ensemble
- Blade of Spain for brass ensemble
- Brass Odyssey for brass ensemble
- Ceremonial March (1993, revised 2015) for brass quintet
- Christmas Blast for brass quintet
- Christmas Tunes for brass ensemble
- Colossus for brass ensemble
- Cosmos for brass quintet
- Fire Dance (2004) for brass quintet
- Go! (2014) for brass quintet
- Gossamer for brass ensemble
- Heralds Call for brass ensemble
- Heroic Fanfare for brass ensemble
- Little Russian Circus (2011) for brass ensemble
- Luminosity (2013) for brass ensemble
- Nexus for brass quintet
- Of Kingdoms and Glory (1999) for brass ensemble
- Siren Song for brass quintet
- Tango No. 1 for brass quintet
- The Toymaker for brass ensemble
Biography
Anthony DiLorenzo grew up in Stoughton, Massachusetts. His music is performed throughout the world by symphony orchestras and chamber groups, including the San Francisco Symphony, The New World Symphony, The Louisiana Philharmonic, The Utah Symphony, The Tokyo Symphony, and The Boston Pops Orchestra. Burning River Brass under the direction of Feza Zweifel, regularly performs Anthony’s works in their concerts. His music is also heard weekly on ABC’s College Football, Ice Skating, Horse racing and countless cues for ESPN, HBO, FOX and numerous campaigns for NBC.
DiLorenzo has composed more than 80 film trailers, from Toy Story, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Red Dragon, The Lost World, Final Fantasy, Fools Gold, Bee Story to The Simpsons movie in 3D. Recently, DiLorenzo was commissioned by conductor Naoto Otomo and the Tokyo Symphony to compose a concerto grosso for brass quintet and orchestra. The quintet titled Chimera was performed by the world-famous Center City Brass Quintet and was received with rave reviews. Anthony is a member of the Center City Brass Quintet, which is another avenue for his compositional talent. His original work Fire Dance, which the CCBQ premiered and recorded on its Street Song album, has become a favorite among student and professional brass quintets around the world.