His music has been described as “pensive” and “sweetly lyrical” by the New York Times, according to his website. His work draws inspiration from impressionism, post-minimalism, and world music, and incorporates avant-garde sound worlds with a more traditional beauty. He studied with La Monte Young, Bunita Marcus, and Elizabeth Hoffman as a graduate of New York University, and collaborated with soloists and ensembles including S.E.M. Ensemble, Ensemble Dedalus, String Noise, and members of the FLUX Quartet. “Trajectories” is introspective and focused and works with piano and cello through an intricate and spacious personal language. In contrast, Waller’s 2015 debut “The South Shore” offered a range of different instrumentation and approaches, according to the press release. For additional information, visit www.michaelvincentwaller.com.