Don
Bosley
(b.1982)
is an active
composer,
guitarist, and
music technologist
based in
New York City.
Bosley's
work draws from a diverse palette of life experiences ranging from
performing
in gospel churches and electronic ensembles, to a stint in the
Marine Corps Infantry.
Coupled with studies in
composition
under the tutelage of such composers as
Andrew Rindfleisch,
Joan LaBarbara, and
Joel Chadabe,
Bosley
has developed a distinct voice in his musical work.
Bosley holds a Master of Music in Music Technology from New York University, and a Bachelor of Music in Composition from Cleveland State University. His previous work includes project management of the start-up phase of New Music World, software development with Intelligent Arts, and the technical advisor for the Brooklyn based West Fourth New Music Collective. Along with continued exploration in performance and composition, Bosley's most recent work is centered around the construction of adaptive digital audio effects (A-DAfx), as well as hardware and software development including an embedded-DSP application with Design Compendium, Inc. in Brooklyn, NY.