Marianne’s Blog

You may see me referenced as Marianne Brown at times . This reflects my Phd research which is part of my work alongside teaching on the performance undergraduate modules and other academic tasks: https://www.citystgeorges.ac.uk/about/people/research-students/marianne-brown https://www.citystgeorges.ac.uk/about/people/research-students/marianne-brown

Here is some additional information to accompany today’s event … about the performers: Marianne Tyler Brown: https://www.city.ac.uk/about/people/research-students/marianne-brown Elizabeth Dockrell Tyler: biography coming soon…

Today I am very pleased to playing this beautiful programme at today’s lecture recital. Also collecting responses and feedback for my research… an additional thread…about what music means to people…

https://www.museodelasmujeres.co.cr/exposiciones/un-blog-sobre-mi-vida-marianne-tyler-brown-msica-investigadora-intrprete

Marianne’s next Lecture Recital will explore beautiful music for Solo Cello & Cello and Piano including works by J.S Bach, Kodaly, Messiaen, Amy Beach, Linda Catlin Smith, Arvo Part, Maria Von Paradis, Imogen Holst. Presented by Cellist Marianne Tyler Brown…

I am currently Working on some projects for a digital museum and other publications…part of this involves my favourite part of my job, cello performance and highlighting some lesser known works for cello ..especially those from underrepresented groups..

Not many people know this but after my conservatoire training in the UK at The Royal Academy of Music London(4 years undergraduate) and a short postgraduate 1 year at the Royal Northern College of Music Manchester I was hungry for…

Per chance stumbled upon a cello…and this was the result ..in this fascinating place in Budapest discovering the social and political history… a short extract… July 2024 https://youtube.com/shorts/n9h–G9L-Po?si=0EG0mfQ2k_MXaq45

Following an inspiring week at Budapest’s Central European University earlier this month July 2024 I have come back refreshed with many ideas and networks to follow up and articles to write..so many incredible projects underway globally and watch this space…

In the theme of my upcoming research trip to Budapest’s Central European University I have been preparing some Hungarian music for a lecture recital to explore the theme of music and transformation.. here is a clip from rehearsals these week…