[1][2] He currently holds the position of artistic director and Principal Conductor at MidAtlantic Opera, where he debuted at Carnegie Hall's Stern Auditorium in 2015, with a program titled A Prayer for Peace.

[6] His work with the opera garnered regional Emmy Award recognition for the 2009 HDTV broadcast of "Verdi Requiem: Live from Ocean Grove" on PBS affiliate NJN.

[7] Tramm's career extends to opera, symphonies, and choral masterworks, with performances taking place in Albania, Italy, Romania, Hungary and across the United States.

The event featured a new generation of opera talents participating in the Grand Finals Concert of the Alfredo Silipigni International Vocal Competition at the Jubilee Auditorium.

[19] In addition to his conducting roles, Tramm is an accomplished educator and mentor, serving as Director of Choral and Orchestral Activities at Seton Hall University since 2011.

[4] He was named the 2017 University Faculty Teacher of the Year[20] In 2003, he received the Rising Star Award from the SUNY Potsdam Alumni Association, joining artists like Renee Fleming and Stephanie Blythe.