About Brandon
Brandon Connors-Morrison was born in Guatemala City in 2000 and is now a composer based in New York City. He grew up in Orlando, Florida, and was a member of the Visual and Performing Arts Magnet program for music performance at Dr. Phillips High School from 2016 to 2018. Brandon earned his Bachelor's degree in Music Composition from Stetson University in 2022, and he is currently pursuing a Masters in Music Composition at New York University. Throughout his studies, he has learned from renowned composers such as Manuel De Murga, Lonnie Hevia, Julia Wolfe, and Robert Honstein.
Brandon is a versatile composer who has written for a variety of ensembles, including mixed instrumentations, chamber groups, and large ensembles. His compositions cover a wide range of styles, from dense textures to light and delicate melodies. What drives his passionate musical expression is his commitment to advocating for social justice issues, which often serve as the inspiration for his compositions. Brandon's music is emotionally charged, aiming to evoke empathy and create a sense of community between the audience and performers during live performances. His hope is that his music will connect people and inspire them to come together around important social issues.
Brandon is passionate about writing music and is eager to explore the realm of large ensembles like wind bands and symphonic orchestras. He also finds pleasure in composing for chamber groups, whether they are traditional or unconventional. If you're interested in having him create new repertoire for you, feel free to contact him through the 'Contact' tab or by emailing him directly at his email address.bcmmusic531@gmail.com.