Welcome
I, Gregory Rossetti, go by Gregg. I'm a composer, producer, and teacher who specializes in creating both classical and commercial music, as well as occasionally performing. My musical accomplishments include performances of concert music in venues across the U.S. and Canada, several commercially-released albums, as well as composing/producing hours of music for video games, web-comics, and films.
I'm also an adjunct professor, having taught classes in popular music (rap and rock history and culture), music theory (including orchestration), music technology (Sibelius, recording technology, video game & film music, Max/MSP), general music, and composition. I also keep a studio of private students in various locations in New Jersey, including my own facility in Flemington. I hold a PhD in music composition from Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey, an MA in theory/composition from Montclair State University, and a BA in theory/composition from Muhlenberg College.
My music has been performed by Newband, Nouveau Classical Project, Englewinds, and more.
NEWS
06/20/2020
I'll be teaching four virtual classes this summer for middle & high school students. See the blog for more information!
09/24/2019
I defended my dissertation, therefore I'm officially Dr. Rossetti.
10/12/2018
GameSoundCon was a blast! I enjoyed presenting my research in the Game Studies track, where I discussed how town themes in early RPGs evoke a sense of culture and place.
12/06/2017
I just digitally released a new album, entitled "Misdirection." It consists of 14 eclectic compositions. For more information, check the discography page.
01/31/2017
Have been live-streaming my video game music composition process on YouTube. A playlist of archived streams is here.
04/26/2016
Congratulations to three of my students!
Conor Allan came in first place in his division in the Hunterdon County Young Composer's Competition, Lauren Batiste came in first place in her division for classical guitar at MAMTG, and John Lucania was accepted into the MA program in composition at Queens College. It was a good week for my private students.