A young and energetic new talent with a budding international career, maestro Thiago Tiberio is often praised by his peers for mature musicianship, clarity of expression, and accurate technique.

A multifaceted musician, his classical, operatic, and film music career includes work with orchestras in Germany, United Kingdom, Canada, Spain, Australia, Switzerland, Turkey, South Korea, Japan, Brazil, and the United States.

His latest accolades include a concert of Shostakovich’s Tenth Symphony with Neojiba Youth Orchestra, hailed by critics as “genius”, and a concert with the Orquestra Sinfônica Nacional of Brazil which included the world-premiere of a new Critical Edition of Walter Burle Marx’s Fantasia Sobre o Thema do Hymno Nacional, as well as the first time in 40 years that his Symphony No. 3 was performed—marking the beginning of an extensive musical restoration project by the maestro.

Mr. Tiberio is a specialist in musical synchronization to film, having conducted orchestras in scoring sessions during most of his career. This naturally led to positions in live-to-picture concert productions, such as Lord of the Rings, Danny Elfman’s Music from the Films of Tim Burton, and The Nightmare Before Christmas. In 2017, he adapted the film Love Actually to a live-to-picture concert setting, and this year he is working with James Newton Howard on the creation of  Hunger Games in Concert as music director and technical engineer.

His many awards include an Emmy, a Luso-Brazilian Award from the United Nations, and an International Brazilian Press Award. He holds a Masters in Music Composition from New York University and Bachelors degrees in Music and Business Administration. He is the President of the Burle Marx Music Society and the Executive and Artistic Director of an education-centric, New York-based ensemble, The Third Estate Project.

Mr. Tiberio is actively involved in the community, always interested in helping to educate and build audiences—and he is an eloquent, passionate, engaging speaker.

Perhaps the only maestro in the world who makes his own batons and binds his own scores in hardcover, Mr. Tiberio is a polyglot and a multi-intrumentalist. A classical and jazz musician, Mr. Tiberio lives in New York with his wife Patricia. They enjoy cooking, reading, watching films, and playing piano against the steady 137 BPM of a Swiss-German cuckoo clock.