Peter Boyer

Composer Peter Boyer and photographer Joe Sohm’s “American Mosaic” has received more than 20 performances across the U.S., and been adapted into a short film, with narration by Martin Sheen.

The 2025-2026 concert season was the busiest ever for composer Peter Boyer and the Propulsive Music catalog, with 125 live concert performances, most of them orchestral.

The Philadelphia Orchestra, The Crossing choir, and soloists premiered “A Hundred Years On,” an oratorio by Peter Boyer, libretto by Mark Campbell, at Highmark Mann Center for the Performing Arts.

Boyer’s music was performed at the Berlin Philharmonie, one of the most famous and prestigious European concert halls.

The Mann Center for the Performing Arts has commissioned Peter Boyer and librettist Mark Campbell for an oratorio to be premiered by The Philadelphia Orchestra and The Crossing Choir.

Composer Peter Boyer and photographer/video artist Joe Sohm have been commissioned by the National Symphony Orchestra, Cincinnati Pops and others for a major work celebrating “America250.”

Peter Boyer conducted the premiere performance and a recording session of his work “Festive Fanfare” with the brass and percussion players of The Cleveland Orchestra.

Peter Boyer’s “Ellis Island: The Dream of America” celebrated its 300th performance, with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra at Heinz Hall.

The National Symphony Orchestra performed Boyer’s “Festivities” as part of its annual Labor Day Weekend concert at the U.S. Capitol.

Peter Boyer’s new work “Horizons” was premiered by the Tucson Symphony Orchestra on a special concert which featured superstar cellist Yo-Yo Ma.