Tai Schiavo is an award-winning composer best known for his sweeping versatility, transcending genres, and pushing boundaries, creating never-before-heard worlds of sound. 

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Schiavo has worked on a variety of projects from arranging for Delaney Renee, contestant on season 20 of American Idol [ABC] and West Chester University's Statesman Jazz Ensemble, to writing horn section arrangments for the band Fat Mezz and composing the scores for several films premiered at festivals across the country, including collaborations with Columbia University and Ringling College of Art and Design.

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He is a graduate of the Berklee College of Music, where due to his naturally gifted ear and musicality, he graduated in only three years after being exempt from a year's worth of foundational music classes required for all students of the college.

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Schiavo is also an avid jazz composer and was accepted into Berklee's highest-level jazz composition workshop as a sophomore and as the first film scoring student ever accepted. In his college years, he co-lead a 20-piece big band that played his original music, and his works for big band earned him the "South Jersey Jazz Society Scholarship."

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