Thomas Weaver, currently on faculty at the Curtis Institute of Music and Boston University Tanglewood Institute, is an American composer and pianist whose active solo and chamber career has included performances both in the United States and abroad. Weaver has appeared in many concert halls including New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, Washington DC, Germany, and Japan, in addition to festival appearances at Tanglewood Music Festival and Red Rocks Music Festival. Weaver has performed with a number of eminent musicians such as Elmira Darvarova, Jess Gillam, Kenneth Radnofsky, and members of major orchestras. Weaver is currently a member of the Amram Ensemble, Trio Ardente, and New England Chamber Players. A champion of new music, Weaver has premiered many new compositions, including works by David Amram, David Loeb, Anthony Plog, Francine Trester, and Christopher LaRosa. Thomas Weaver’s music has been performed in halls throughout four continents, in cities such as Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Berlin, Vienna , Itami, and Sydney. His works have been commissioned by a number of organizations and musicians including The New York Chamber Music Festival, Elmira Darvarova, Kenneth Radnofsky, Dr. Brittany Lasch, Joshua Blumenthal, the Pharos Quartet, Alea III, and the Daraja Ensemble. Weaver’s works have also been performed by large ensembles such as the Boston University Symphony Orchestra and Mannes American Composers Orchestra.