Karl Grohmann is a multi-talented percussionist, composer, and  educator who has made a name for himself in the vibrant music  scene of Boston, Massachusetts. Known for his innovative approach  to music and his willingness to experiment with a wide range of  genres and techniques, he has become a sought-after performer,  composer, and educator. 

As a drummer and percussionist, Karl Grohmann has worked with  some of the top musicians and bands in the Boston area, including  The Ballroom Thieves, The Novel Ideas, Weston Friendly Society, Ian  Ethan Case, Melodeego, Copal, and Lovewhip. He has also  developed a reputation for his unique use of found objects as  experimental sound sources, pushing the boundaries of what is  possible with percussion. 

As a composer, Karl Grohmann's music reflects his wide-ranging  musical influences, blending modern contemporary styles, art rock,  jazz, world, and 20th-century classical techniques to create a  distinctive sound that is both challenging and accessible. His  compositions have been performed at festivals and universities  around the world, and have been featured in short films. 

As an educator, Karl Grohmann is committed to sharing his passion  for music with students of all ages and backgrounds. He teaches  music theory and ensembles at St. Sebastian’s School and Ursuline  Academy, and has served on the board of Kinhaven Music School.  He is dedicated to helping his students develop their own unique  musical voices and encouraging them to explore the boundaries of  what is possible with music. 

Karl Grohmann's talents have not gone unnoticed in the music  industry. He is endorsed by Vic Firth, Byrne Cymbals, Porter and  Davies, and ProLogix, and has received numerous accolades and  awards for his work as a performer, composer, and educator. With his  passion for music and his dedication to pushing the boundaries of  what is possible with percussion and composition, Karl Grohmann is  sure to be a force in the music world for years to come.