William Labossiere is a diverse performer and energetic teacher who is always looking to take on a challenge. Will has been the instructional staff musician in the Texas Christian University dance department since 2023. He accompanies modern dance and ballet with piano and percussion, composes for faculty, and teaches a music for dancers course. His compositions have been received with acclaim and been performed across the US and Canada. Having studied dance musicianship with Michael Wall, he is an active advocate for interdisciplinary collaboration.

Will has played with groups such as the Greensboro Symphony, NC Brass Band, and the Roanoke Symphony, sharing the stage with top shelf artists like Kenny G and Ben Folds. A student of improvisation, he is a vibraphonist in his jazz collective and free improv group, the Labossiere Duo. He has performed at Carnegie Hall, Boston’s Symphony Hall, and the PASIC stage in Indianapolis. He plays regularly on drum set and piano and was a fellow at the Adirondack Performing Fellowship (2019) in upstate New York. Will has been performing music from a young age and has earned a bachelor’s in music performance from Messiah University studying with Erik Forst, a master’s degree in music performance and post baccalaureate certificate in jazz studies with Eric Willie and Chad Eby respectively at UNC Greensboro.
Will is currently based in Fort Worth, Texas with his dog, Clementine.