A woman with short, curly hair wearing a patterned sleeveless top, earrings, and a necklace, standing next to a piano.

Tyëse Andrea Brown

A woman with short curly hair wearing a patterned sleeveless dress, sitting at a piano, playing and smiling.

Composer Arranger Pianist

About The Composer

Native New Jerseyan and classically trained pianist, Tyëse Andrea Brown an emerging composer, arranger, piano-keyboardist has been creating music her entire life. Her unique, genre-blending, aleatoric style weaves Modern Classical, Alternative/Experimental Jazz, Chamber Jazz, Cinematic -Synth, Atmospheric and Ambient Music into a vibrant kaleidoscope of color, a tapestry of texture and a tasty gumbo of sound.

Tyëse’s synth-based cinematic sound captures the attention of many who hear it. Her melodic and harmonic interplay weaves a storybook tapestry of the imagination, sparking chimerical daydreams while evoking equal measures of nostalgia and optimism with a dose of childlike wonder grounded in the essence of life.

Audio Links

Spotify

Consumed

Consumed

Aqui

Aqui

Danger

Danger

Spring

Spring

Balloon Farm

Balloon Farm

Another Place & Time

Another Place & Time

By The Sea (Remix with vocal)

By The Sea (Remix with vocal)

Raw Stuff

Raw Stuff

Welcome (Remix)

Welcome (Remix)

A Broken Heart (instrumental)

A Broken Heart (instrumental)

Bayard

Bayard

The Winds Of Yesterday, Movements I & II

The Winds Of Yesterday, Movements I & II

By The Sea (instrumental)

By The Sea (instrumental)

Interviews & Promotional Links

Tyese A. Brown Interview on E.D.D.I.E’s “The Indie Chamber Podcast Show “

Tyese A. Brown Interview on E.D.D.I.E’s “The Indie Chamber Podcast Show “

Commercial/Advertisment for Concert - by Travis Bridges, “Mighty Horn Music”

Commercial/Advertisment for Concert - by Travis Bridges, “Mighty Horn Music”

Promotional for “An Evening of Classical, Jazz & Originals“ streaming on YouTube.

Photo Gallery

Person with short dark hair wearing a red dress playing a black grand piano in an auditorium with wooden chairs and a bouquet of flowers in a vase.
A woman playing the piano on stage in a performance hall with stage lighting, an American flag, and an audience in the background.
Event poster featuring photos of musicians and performers with names: Tyese Andrea Brown, Denise Hamilton, Gregory Booker, Chris DeCarmaine, Hunter Hayes, Steven Pitman, Christina Rogers, Haven Clayborne. The event, titled "An Evening of Jazz, Classical & Originals," is presented by Tyenote's Corner on June 24, 2023, at 4:30 PM at The Newark Museum, Newark, NJ. Tickets are $15, parking included, available at Eventbrite or www.tynotescorner.com. The poster has an orange background with a collage of artist photos and text details.
Group of musicians performing on stage, including a woman playing the piano, a woman singing into a microphone, a man playing a flute, a man singing passionately into a microphone, and a group of people posing with musical instruments and microphones.
Musician playing the flute on stage, wearing a white shirt and a fedora hat, with a microphone in front of him.
A man wearing a white shirt, hat, and glasses, sitting on a wooden chair, playing an electric bass guitar on stage.
A woman in a black dress playing the flute during a live performance with a group of musicians on stage.
Smiling woman with black curly hair, wearing a black and beige patterned top, in an indoor setting with a ceiling and a door in the background.
A woman holding a microphone with orange and black stripes, wearing earrings and a colorful, patterned blouse, looking slightly to the side in an indoor setting.
A woman sitting on a yellow park bench outdoors, holding a mug, with a grassy yard and house in the background, shaded by trees.
A woman playing a keyboard and singing into a microphone in a room with a bookshelf and large indoor plants.
A woman smiling while standing on rocks in a creek in a wooded area, holding a hiking pole in her right hand and a face mask in her left hand.
A woman with short black hair and earrings looking to her right, with heart-shaped graphics overlaying the photo, in what appears to be a cozy indoor setting.
A woman with curly dark hair wearing a colorful blouse standing behind a grand piano, writing on a sheet of paper in a music studio.
A woman singing into a microphone on a stage with musical instruments and chairs in the background.
A woman standing in a warehouse aisle, wearing a white sleeveless top, floral skirt, and maroon sneakers, smiling at the camera.
A woman singing into a microphone on stage, wearing a yellow dress with blue patterns, with a music stand and a keyboard in front of her.
A woman playing a keyboard on stage, with a man in the background playing drums.
A woman with long, dark, wavy hair smiling at the camera, wearing a black top with beige and black embroidered details, and a gold necklace, indoors with a wooden door in the background.
Four people posing for a photo at an indoor event, smiling and dressed in stylish clothing.
A woman singing or speaking into a microphone while playing a Kurzweil keyboard.
A woman playing a piano, wearing a patterned dress and jewelry, in a black-and-white photograph.
Person standing on a wooden dock by a lake, holding a golf club, with trees in the background and the sky overhead.
A woman with black hair looking down, wearing a denim jacket, in a kitchen with a refrigerator covered in magnets and notes.
Woman playing a grand piano in a formal setting, wearing a red dress and necklace, with a flower arrangement on the piano.

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Logos, Single/Album Covers, Flyer, Graphics and Stills

Highlights

  • Student Composer In-Residence

    Metropolitan Opera Guild Internship, New York, NY

    Wrote and performed original score for a musical play production titled, Game Of Future., for performing members of the 5th grade class at James Weldon Johnson Leadership Academy PS/MS 57, in Manhattan, New York, NY.

  • Off-Broadway

    “Paul Robeson” written & performed by Julius Hollingsworth

    Music Coordinator, Arranger and Composer for the Paul Robeson musical play production which was performed at the Newark Museum of Art in Newark, NJ and The Black Box Theater in New York.. She performed the music and was cast as one of the characters..

  • Accompanist & Music Director/Coordinator

    Accompanying pianist for the Hillside Traveling Group & Play Production

    Public School Music Director for play productions of Annie & Charlie Brown

    Music Marketing Intern at TVT Record, New York, N.Y.

    Volunteer Assistant Program and Coordinating Director at the Newark Museum of Art, Newark, New Jersey.

  • Televised & Media Exposure

    Original composition, The Winds Of Yesterday, Movements I & II, was used as background theme for a televised episode called Imagines/Images, aired on NJN Channel #50 in New Jersey.

    Composed original score which she performed as accompaniment for the live online reading by the notable children’s author, Trina Paulus, of her 1972 published work, Hope For The Flowers.

  • Performed Around The Area

    Performed her original Suite, The Winds Of Yesterday, as a part of her Newark Community School of The Arts Solo Recital at the Cathedral in Newark, NJ.

    Opening Act for acclaimed jazz artist, Onaje Allen Gumbs at the Clinton Manor in New Jersey.

    Has performed at local public an d private venues throughout the years.

  • Honors & Accolades

    Act-So Judge for the NAACP Convention Competition for best Music Composition, 2 years in a row.

    Who’s Who Among American Women/Most Influential Women

    The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation (Acknowledgment).

    Off The Avenue Talent Fest: Best Instrumental Performances,

    Musician of the Year/Gifted Student Scholar,

  • Performed Orchestrated Compositions

    Ancient Springs ~ Then And Now ~ The Winds Of Yesterday, Movement I & II ~ Raedora ~ Caribbean Lover ~ His Gentle Heart ~ Merry-Go-Round ~ Peace

  • Public Event

    Conceptualized, organized, directed and debuted her first public self-produced concert, An Evening of Classical, Jazz and Originals,featuring seven hand picked locally and regionally known artists at the Billy Johnson AudItorium at the Newark Museum Of Art on June 24, 2023.

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