Brandon DiNatale
An up and coming New Jersey based composer, who currently studies composition at Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University. His musical influences span across an array of genres, and he enjoys writing in many different styles. His works often try to capture the human experience, whether it be introverted meditation or unbridled ecstasy, and his fluency in many different musical styles helps him achieve this. He enjoys extreme contrast in his music, and finding ways to reconcile the various moods a piece may have. He has had works performed by various ensembles in such venues as Nicholas Music Center, Voorhees Chapel, and Carnegie Hall.
A world premiere at Carnegie Hall
On November 22nd, 2025, Brandon had his Carnegie Hall debut at only 20 years old. His work for string quartet, Fool's Spring, was performed by the Anima Ensemble as part of their Four Seasons: 1725-2025 concert. A full review of the concert can be found here.
