Anthony Louis Scarmolin

Anthony Louis Scarmolin (1890-1969) was an Italian-American composer, pianist, and conductor whose prolific career spanned over a thousand compositions. Born in Schio, Northern Italy, and emigrating to the United States at the age of ten, Scarmolin's music reflects a rich blend of European and American influences. A well-educated musician, he served as a high-school bandmaster in New Jersey for three decades, leaving a lasting impact on the musical landscape. His works, including symphonies, tone poems, and chamber music, showcase his dramatic flair and technical prowess. Notable pieces like "Contesta delle stagioni" and his symphonies offer a glimpse into his versatile and expressive compositional style. Scarmolin's legacy endures through his extensive body of work, inviting listeners to explore the depth and breadth of his musical genius.