I am very proud to add DipCouns. to my name… somehow I have accumulated rather a lot of letters after my name, something I would be happy to analyse! It does keep life interesting as I truly believe to value…

Recording in Wesley Hall barnet Light and Water light and Water by Linda Catlin -Smith click on link above

here are some of my performances… firstly a little rehearsal extract of Kodaly Sonatina…click on link below Kodaly Sonatina extract

It’s been a busy few years presenting my research: Title:Participatory Musicking and Arts Activities for Women and Children Living in Refuge: Impact, Process, Outcomes, and Mechanisms of Change Year 3 of my PhD research at City St George’s I am…

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..