05/28/2026
Gary Capozziello In is deeply passionate about sharing his expertise in the Alexander Technique and Mindfulness practices, empowering students and fellow musicians to tap into their deepest potential and cultivate a harmonious connection between body and instrument. Want to study with Gary this summer? Join us in August for the Solo Strings Workshop at Promisek: https://forms.gle/fMzFfWsFTBXtyU2s8
Award-winning violinist Gary Capozziello is highly active as a soloist, chamber musician. Dr. Capozziello is Assistant Concertmaster of the and teaches at the Hartt School and Hotchkiss School. He has given masterclasses at schools such as The Boston Conservatory, SUNY Potsdam's Crane School of Music, and Central China Normal University. Capozziello's achievements were highlighted in Hartford Magazine's 2018 feature "Inspired: A Renaissance of Young Artists," and the 2023 cover of "The Artful Mind." His recent concerto engagements include performances with the Hartford Symphony Orchestra, Orchestra New England, American Chamber Orchestra, the New Haven Civic Orchestra, and the Connecticut Valley Orchestra. Capozziello has performed in concert halls, chamber series’ and music festivals throughout North America, Europe, China and Hong Kong. As the artistic director of the International American Classical Music Festival and the Hartford Classical Music Academy, Capozziello toured China's eastern seaboard performing concerts and giving masterclasses. He has performed at festivals such as the Kneisel Hall Chamber Festival, Ottawa Chamberfest, the Cambridge International Music Academy (UK), Music from Salem, and the Texas Music Festival, along with performances in Zankel Hall at Carnegie Hall, Symphony Hall, Kings College Chapel and Lyric Hall. Capozziello founded the Atlas Piano Trio in 2016, and the Kara String Quartet in 2018. He studied at SUNY-Purchase Conservatory (B.M.), the New England Conservatory (M.M.) and at the Hartt School (DMA), studying with Laurie Smukler, Lucy Chapman, Nick Kitchen and Katie Lansdale.