Mathew Lanning is an internationally-performed award-winning composer, pianist, and organist based in Boston, MA. He is a candidate for the Doctor of Musical Arts degree at the New England Conservatory under Michael Gandolfi.

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Mathew’s works have been praised highly by professional composers and audiences alike. Since publishing his first work at the age of 14, he has completed numerous concert-length orchestral works, including an abundance of symphonies, symphonic suites and orchestral poems, and other short orchestra, chamber, and solo works.

 

His music has been performed by orchestras, professional chamber groups, and soloists around the United States, including Transient Canvas and Grammy-nominated Imani Winds. He has studied at programs at the Boston Conservatory and the Curtis Institute of Music. Additionally, Mathew serves as an intern to Orange Mountain Music, assisting in the production of concerts involving world-renowned artists such as Philip Glass, Dennis Russel Davies, Maki Namekawa, and William Bolcom at venues like Carnegie Hall and the Morgan Library.

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Mathew's future career plans include finishing his Doctorate studies with the goal of a career as a composer and professor of music.