Welcome to the home of music composer Robert Langenfeld. Explore his compositions, projects, and various other endeavors. More than just a showcase of Robert’s works, this site provides insight and knowledge into Robert’s composition process and upcoming projects.
I’m excited to announce a new consortium has been created for my first ever trumpet concerto! This piece has been something I’ve been wanting to write for a very long time. Before I was a euphonium player, I started my brass playing career on trumpet in the 5th grade. This piece is the trumpet concerto…
I just got back from a residency with the Bellevue West Music Department that has been almost 2 years in planning and 14 years in the making. I graduated from Bellevue West High School in 2008. High school was a weird time for me. I never really fit in any social groups and mainly stuck…
I’m back home from CBDNA East. The machine has been unleashed upon the world in brilliant fashion. Here is a recap from what was a FANTASTIC premiere of “The Great Machine” Tuesday – 02-15-2022 Arrianne and I traveled out to Baltimore from Kansas City. Nothing uneventful to report here Wednesday – 02-16-2022 Dr. Harlan Parker…
Let me start out by saying that I think we can all agree that 2020 was probably one of the most eventful years in recent memories. For me, it was a year that started on a high note, went to crap really fast, but made a decent recovery. February: I celebrated my 30th birthday. We…
Born and raised in Nebraska, Robert Langenfeld (b. 1990) found a love for music earlier in his childhood. His love for music when he was young led to him to eventually compose his first piece when he was only 12. Since then Robert’s music has won numerous honors and awards. Most recently, his work “Spark!” was selected as the winner of the 2016 Claude T. Smith Memorial Composition Contest. Robert’s concert music has been published through Grand Mesa Music and Claude T. Smith Publications. His style of composing has been described as rich harmonies against dramatic backdrops of sounds and colors. Robert has studied composition under composer Steven Bryant.
