Edie Hill

Edie Hill is a celebrated composer whose music resonates globally, known for its bold, radiant, and intricately crafted compositions. Born in New York City in 1962, Hill's journey in music was nurtured by her supportive parents, despite facing challenges with dyslexia. Her works span a wide range of genres and venues, from intimate solo performances to grand orchestral settings, and have been showcased in prestigious locations such as Lincoln Center, the Library of Congress, and the LA County Museum of Art. Hill's compositions are deeply personal, drawing from her experiences, passions, and curiosities, creating a unique and emotive musical landscape. Her album "Born," a collaboration with Michael Gilbertson and performed by The Crossing, won the 2023 Grammy Award for "Best Choral Performance," solidifying her status as a significant voice in contemporary classical music. Hill is also dedicated to nurturing young talent, serving as a Composer Mentor for MN Varsity, a program for aspiring young composers.