Timothy Brown

completed his BA at the University of North Texas and has been a choral professional for more than 30 years, directing and singing with high school, community, and chamber choirs.  As a composer, Tim focused for a time on music for the theatre.  His Curious George toured nationally for over ten years and his songs have been showcased at the BMI Workshop, the Laurie Beechman Theatre, the Donnell Library ‘Songbook,’ and – most recently – in A Trace of Love, an evening devoted entirely to his music with 6 collaborating lyricists.  Tim did masters degree work at The Manhattan School of Music, studying composition with Nils Vigeland.  His Incidental Dance Suite was premiered at Merkin Concert Hall, and Epitaph: Songs on Poems of Dorothy Parker was recorded by Metropolitan Opera mezzo, Theadora Hanslowe. Tim’s Christ Our Passover, and Eloi, Lama Sabbachtani were commissioned by and premiered at The Church of the Heavenly Rest, New York.  Tim is proud to have had C4 premiere his Drip Dream, In So Many Words, Torch Song (For a Reason to Live) and, most recently, Take Me Bach.