Amanda Brown
Australian violinist and composer
Born
November 17th, 1965
59 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Australia
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Born in Australia, a violinist and composer gained recognition for contributions to contemporary classical music. Involved in the Australian music scene, performed with various ensembles and orchestras. Significant collaboration includes work with the Australian group The Black Sorrows. Composed works that blend orchestral and contemporary elements, showcasing a unique musical style. Brown's dedication to music education includes efforts in mentoring young musicians and participating in workshops.
Performed with The Black Sorrows
Composed contemporary classical music
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