Adam Vidiksis is a composer, conductor, and percussionist whose interests span from historically informed performance to the cutting edge of music technology. Mr. Vidiksis began studies on the piano at age 4, and went on to attend New York University, receiving his Master's degree in music composition. His  original compositions have been performed throughout the United States and abroad in venues such as the Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium and Raven Stadium in Maryland, churches and concert halls throughout the American northeast, and the Licino Refice Conservatorio di Musica in Frosinone, Italy. Commissioned by International Composers and Interactive Artists, he composed and conducted a new work performed by the Black Sea Symphony, the orchestra of the Oleg Danovski National Theater of Opera and Ballet in Constanta, Romania.

Mr. Vidiksis has conducted the Temple Composers Orchestra, NYU New Music Seminar Ensemble, Summit Chorale Orchestra, and the New Jersey Dance Theater Ensemble. His works have been performed by the Momenta Quartet, the New Jersey Shakespeare Festival, and the NYU Percussion Ensemble. Mr. Vidiksis recently was an Affiliate Artist in percussion and Adjunct Lecturer at Drew University, where he conducted the Wind Ensemble. Mr. Vidiksis is earning a Doctorate of Musical Arts degree in music composition at Temple University, where he has studied composition with Cynthia Folio, Maurice Wright, and Joo Won Park. He teaches classes there in music theory, electroacoustic techniques, and digital synthesis. His works are available through HoneyRock Publishing.