Timothy Brown
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Timothy Brown most recent new Piano Concerto is written in the style of Prokofiev’s first symphony, Op. 25, “The Classical Symphony,” and was recently premiered by the Korean Concert Pianist, Hwa Jung Lee.
Timothy Brown is a very popular and widely performed composers for the piano of his generation. His music is noted for its “immediate emotional impact” and its roots in the neo-romantic style of music composition. He has embedded traditional formal structural elements in his wide array of compositions which includes orchestral, ballet, choral, chamber works, and over three hundred publications written specifically for the piano for “pedagogical purposes.” He was born in Middletown, Ohio and studied piano and composition at the University of North Texas. He pursued his post-graduate studies in music composition and orchestration with the English composer, Brian Lock at the University of London and later continued his research at the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia Foundation in Rome, Italy. His music has been showcased at numerous venues throughout North America and Europe including the Mozarthaus Vienna, Carnegie Hall, the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in New York City.