Zachary Rosalinsky

Zachary Rosalinsky is an oboist and woodwind doubler born and raised in New York. He received a Bachelor of Music from New York University’s Steinhardt School, where he graduated with honors. He is a frequent orchestral performer in and around New York, including with such groups as the Metro Chamber Orchestra, the World Peace Orchestra, the Brooklyn Symphony Orchestra, and the New York Repertory Orchestra. Zach is most at home playing in pit orchestras. Notable performances include The Wild Party (Old Library Theatre), A Chorus Line and Cabaret (Gallery Players), Something Rotten (David Mayers Productions), and Assassins (Utopia Opera Company). He was a part of the inaugural class of NYU’s Broadway Orchestra, where, under the baton of Maestro Ted Sperling, he had the honor of performing in a number of musicals, cold readings, and in a final showcase performance. Zach is an alumnus of the College Light Opera Company and performed in shows such as Anything Goes, Pirates of Penzance, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, and Grand Hotel. He also had the honor of performing the Marcello Oboe Concerto with the Highfield Philharmonic. Notable teachers include Matt Sullivan, Humbert Lucarelli, Chris Bush, and Tim Ruedeman.