Matthew Antonio Perri

Music Supervisor

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Meet Matthew Antonio Perri

Music Supervisor · Conductor · Educator

Carnegie Hall. Broadway. Television. The concert stage.

Matt Perri has spent decades at the intersection of all of it — as Music Director for Broadway productions including BandstandHow to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, Rodgers & Hammerstein's CinderellaThe Drowsy Chaperone, and Promises, Promises, and as conductor of Austen's Pride at Carnegie Hall.

A lifelong jazz pianist, he brings the rhythm, spontaneity, and collaborative instinct of that tradition into every rehearsal and performance.

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Exclusive 1-on-1 Coaching

Work directly with Matt to refine your technique, enhance your leadership, and gain the confidence needed to lead any ensemble.This personalised Coaching is designed to bring out the best in you.

Confident Conducting Online

Ready to truly lead? Dive into a rich library of real-world video tutorials, exclusive insights, and practical content, all curated by Matt to support your transformation. Unlock your full potential: Explore Confident Conducting: The Series inside our online community.

24/7 Direct Chat Supports

Do you have a question or need feedback between sessions? You'll have direct access to Matt anytime you need it, ensuring you're always provided with guidance.

In-Person Workshops & Masterclasses

Take part in specialized workshops and masterclasses that delve deep into the art of conducting, offering practical skills and inspiring new perspectives.

Thriving Online Community

Connect with like-minded conductors & musicians in Matt's exclusive network. Share insights, overcome challenges, and grow together. An invaluable part of your coaching journey.

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Physical. Practical. Immediately useful.

A full conducting course and twice-monthly live calls covering what no masterclass will tell you — what the band actually sees, and how to fix it. For conductors and MDs who are done figuring this out alone.

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