Career Highlights
Prateep Suphanrojn has served as Chief of Music and Education at the Royal Thai Army Band Department and, for over 13 years, as composer-in-residence and resident conductor of the Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra. His extensive output includes more than 400 symphonic arrangements of Thai traditional music, alongside original compositions and commercial works.
Since 1999, he has been a lecturer in orchestration, arranging, harmony, aural skills, and conducting at the Royal Thai Army Band Department School. He has also taught orchestra, symphonic band, and conducting as a part-time lecturer at the College of Music, Mahidol University.
Prateep earned the Bandmastership (LRSM) from the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music in 1997 and a Bachelor of Arts from Kingston University (UK) in 1998, in collaboration with the Royal Military School of Music. That same year, he received multiple prestigious awards, including:
Commandant’s Prize for March composition
Somerville Prize for original composition
Tomlinson Award for popular song arrangement
Graham Wallace Award for Best Overseas Student
The Worshipful Company of Musicians Award for Best All-Round Student
Prateep Suphanrojn is a faculty at college of music, Mahidol University
Education
2018 – Mahidol University (Thailand) Doctoral of Music
2007 – Mahidol University (Thailand) Master of Arts
1998 – Kingston University (UK) – Bachelor of Arts
1997 – Associated Board of the Royal School of Music (UK) – Diploma
