Marianne Tyler Brown
Marianne Tyler Brown offers a unique combination of professional skills at a high standard where quality is paramount; combining her expertise as professional musician, teacher, researcher alongside project management and the organising of arts events and concerts.
Marianne studied the cello at The Royal Academy of Music, Royal Northern College of Music and Liszt Academy in Budapest, Hungary and further to this was awarded the Masters in Cultural Management from City University. Having performed with leading orchestras and ensembles including The Halle, Welsh National Opera and Bratislava Chamber orchestra her work has also led her to work on recordings for BBC Radio, Television and ITV. Solo and chamber performances include venues throughout the UK and Europe including St James Piccadilly, Victoria & Albert Museum, Royal Academy of Arts, Burgh House, Lauderdale House, Stanjel, Castle Slovenia and Palace of The Arts in Budapest. A series of cello and piano duo recitals in London venues is scheduled for the 2009/10 season.
As well as her work as a professional cellist and teacher Marianne is a member of staff at Middlesex University North London where her work includes Music Lectures in arts management and other areas of the BA music course, PhD research, ensemble directing, string coaching and cello teaching. In addition to this Marianne plays active part in the organising and planning of concerts, arts events, conferences and performing arts seminars and events.
With more than 10 years professional experience, Marianne is currently taking bookings as free lance musician, lecturer, teacher and project manager and consultant for music and arts events.
- BOOKING INFORMATION
- Arts consultancy - design, planning and project management for music and arts events
- Cello Teaching – Beginners – Intermediate – Advanced
- Lecturing - Music Lectures for FE and HE - PhD research - participatory arts/music workshops for schools
- Music for Weddings and Events
- Orchestral Work – Freelance Cellist
- Recitals – Chamber music and Solo
- Recording Sessions – Electric and Acoustic Cello
Cello by Anthony Padday 1999