About the composer
Micah Rosenstein (b. 2001) is an American composer, multimedia artist, and educator of music. His creative scope challenges patterns of disconnection in American society. He has composed and arranged for various ensembles, including the UT New Music Ensemble, TJC Low Brass Ensemble, UTSA Symphonic Band, County Line Community Band, and 323rd Army Band. Micah's professional services in music engraving, arranging, digital media, video editing, and animation have supported organizations such as OPERA San Antonio, Alamo Music, UTSA School of Music, and UT Butler School of Music.
Micah Rosenstein teaches music theory to grades K through 12th at Clavier-Werke School of Music South, and works as a Graduate Teaching Assistant in Theory and Composition at the University of Texas at Austin. Through outreach programs like UTSA On-Corps, he has mentored retired veterans in beginning band settings, fostering creative expression for nontraditional learners.
Micah Rosenstein has presented curated research on public music theory teaching strategies "outside-the-classroom" aimed at fostering inclusivity in music education at the Texas Society for Music’s 2023 Annual Conference in Kingsville, TX and the Music Theory Pedagogy Into Practice 2022 Conference in East Lansing, MI. He is currently a member of the Texas Music Teachers Association and Austin District Music Teachers Association, and studies for his M.M. in Composition at The University of Texas at Austin.
Hometown
Sarasota, FL
Born
March (2001)
Instruments
Tenor trombone, piano, cajón, bass guitar, ukulele, acoustic guitar, voice
Education
M.M. Composition (2026) University of Texas at Austin
B.M. Composition, Minor in Business Administration (2023) University of Texas at San Antonio
Short bio
American composer, multimedia artist, and educator of music theory. Creative artist challenging patterns of disconnection in American society. Composed for ensembles such as UT New Music Ensemble, UTSA Symphonic Band, TJC Low Brass Ensemble, County Line Communand the 323rd Army Band. Engraving, arranging, and digital marketing experience with organizations like OPERA San Antonio, UTSA Arts, and Alamo Music.
Taught low brass performance with UTSA On-Corps and presented research on teaching strategies “outside the classroom” at the 2023 Texas Society for Music and 2022 Music Theory Pedagogy Into Practice conferences. Teaches K–12 music theory at Clavier-Werke School of Music and is a Graduate TA in Theory and Composition at UT Austin. Currently resides in Austin, TX, pursuing an MM in Composition at The University of Texas at Austin.
Music facts
Who’m I listening to?
Twenty One Pilots; The Beatles; Ariana Grande
What’s in my earbuds?
The Mountain Gorillaz; Let God Sort Em Out Clipse; Shingeki no Kioku Linked Horizon
What’s in my movie watchlist?
Daredevil; Attack on Titan; Maul Shadow Lord
What’s in my gaming console?
Fortnite; Hoop Land; Retro Bowl
What’s on my nightstand?
How to Develop Self-Confidence & Influence People by Public Speaking Dale Carnegie; Amusing Ourselves to Death Neil Postman; The Starlore Legacy Chuck Black
Updated Apr 30
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