
Lee
David

David Lee
Senior at Hunter College High School
Who began playing trumpet in seventh grade. Since then, he has developed his musicianship through school ensembles, youth orchestras, and summer music programs. His dedication to music has led him to perform at prestigious venues, compete in international music competitions, and collaborate with talented musicians.
Through these experiences, he has cultivated discipline, confidence, and a deep appreciation for musical expression. As he approaches graduation, David hopes to continue pursuing his passion for trumpet and sharing his love of music with others.
Soloist, Fight Alzheimer’s Fundraiser Concert
Performed a trumpet solo at a fundraising concert with the nonprofit organization. The Nostalgia Project to raise funds for the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America.
2026
Performer, Epiphany Annual Benefit Concert
Performed at a benefit supporting underserved schools in Puerto Rico.
2026
Trumpeter, Concert for Military and Veterans Affairs
Performed with the Amadeus Youth Winds in a community concert in collaboration with the New Jersey Department of Military and Veterans Affairs.
2025, 2026
Assistant Principal Trumpet, Amadeus Youth Winds
Served as the substitute principal trumpet in the principal's absence, assuming responsibility for relaying concerns to the conductor and giving cues to the trumpet section.
2025 – Present
Principal Trumpet in Concert Band, Hunter College High School
Responsible for leading trumpet players during entrances and raising concerns to the conductor on behalf of the trumpet section.
2024 – Present
Concert Band, Hunter College High School
Performing during Arts Day, the Spring Concert, and the Winter Concert, played assistant principal or principal trumpet, first trumpet.
2023 – Present
Amadeus Youth Winds
Performed at holiday events, the Amadeus Youth Winds Spring Concert, and Winter Concert; served as assistant principal first trumpet.
2023 – Present
Assistant Principal Trumpet in Concert Band, Hunter College High School
Served as the substitute for the principal trumpet in their absence, assuming responsibility for relaying concerns to the conductor and giving cues to the trumpet section.











