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W.T. Clarke's Matthew Talluto to perform at symposium

Posted Friday, December 19, 2025 12:11 pm

W.T. Clarke High School junior tubist Matthew Talluto has been selected to perform with the 2026 New York State Band Directors Association Honor Band.

W.T. Clarke High School junior tubist Matthew Talluto has been selected to perform with the 2026 New York State Band Directors Association Honor Band.

Courtesy East Meadow School District

By Jordan Vallone

The East Meadow School District announced that W.T. Clarke High School junior tubist Matthew Talluto has been selected to perform with the 2026 New York State Band Directors Association Honor Band.

This prestigious achievement reflects Talluto’s dedication, dependability and remarkable musical growth. His commitment to excellence has earned him this honor, and the district looks forward to seeing him represent Clarke at the upcoming NYSBDA Symposium.

The NYSBDA Honor Bands will rehearse and perform in person at the annual NYSBDA Symposium in Syracuse. The 2026 NYSBDA Symposium is scheduled for March 6-8.

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