Zac Flasch

The music of American composer Zac Flasch (b. 1999) is multifaceted, encompassing a wide range of musical and aesthetic approaches that aim to captivate listeners and evoke profound emotional responses. Drawing inspiration from liturgical, folk, and jazz music, his compositions meticulously blend elements of traditional, contemporary, and experimental music to create unique musical experiences. Rooted in a deep appreciation for narrative and the Christian faith, his music strives to delve into the depths of human experience and shed light on the universal aspects of the human condition.

His portfolio includes choral, chamber, orchestral, and electroacoustic music. His music has been performed by university ensembles, church choirs, and by contemporary artists and ensembles including Laurent Estoppey, The Galan Trio, Ensemble CONCEPT/21, the Toledo Symphony Orchestra, and Quince Ensemble. He holds a Bachelor’s of Music Degree in Composition from Valparaiso University, and he is currently pursuing a Master’s Degree in Composition at Bowling Green State University.