He has conducted at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, and throughout the metropolitan area.
He is also conductor of the Staten Island Community Band, NYC's longest-running community band. LaMorte also serves as Executive Director of the Summer Arts Institute, a special program that attracts gifted New York City music and art students to participate in a summer of rigorous and creative performance endeavors. He is a recipient of the DaVinci Award Phi Delta Kappa Leadership in Education Award City of New York Proclamation Award Music Educators of New York City Outstanding Service Award The Chapel of Four Chaplains Legion of Honor Award and many more. LaMorte received his education at Montclair State College and the University of Buffalo. A professional trombonist as well as conductor, Mr. His symphonic band regularly receives a NYSSMA Gold Rating in Level VI, as do many other of Tottenville's bands, orchestras, and choruses. LaMorte's leadership, Tottenville's six bands, three symphonic orchestras, four choruses, training ensembles, and championship marching band enjoy a reputation for musical excellence which is a beacon for New York City and NY State. Parks (1953–2010), director of the University of Massachusetts Minuteman Marching Band at the University of Massachusetts Amherst from 1977 until his death, and honors an exemplary music educator who embodies the characteristics and leadership that Mr.
LaMorte received the award during the opening finals ceremonies at the 2018 Grand National Championships, presented by Yamaha on November 10.ĭeveloped by NAfME, the National Association for Music Education, and Music for All, the award is named for George N. Parks Leadership in Music Education award. David LaMorte, Assistant Principal of Visual, Performing, and Career Arts at Tottenville H.S., NY, the 2018 recipient of the George N.
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