Jenni Brandon (b. 1977) is a composer of solo, vocal,
choral, chamber, and
orchestral music whose style is often influenced by
nature and her
surroundings. Jenni's compositions have been
commissioned and performed
in venues across the world, including Carnegie Hall, by
a variety of
performers including Voices of Ascension, the
Singers-Minnesota Choral
Artists, the Yale Glee Club, Conundrum, Sistrum, and the
Definiens Project. Several of her
works are published by Boosey & Haweks.
Jenni is also active as a conductor and mezzo-soprano,
having appeared in
concert as a singer with the Boston Pops, Pacific
Chorale, Los Angeles Philharmonic,
and at the Hollywood Bowl. As a choral conductor she
frequently makes guest
appearances and also leads The Concert Singers, the
oldest independent
choir in Los Angeles.
Her award-winning music has also been featured at
festivals, conferences,
and on radio broadcasts. A variety of ensembles have
recorded Jenni's
music and her first self-produced CD,
Songs of California: Music for Winds
and Piano was released in 2010. Please visit
www.jennibrandon.com for more information.