Bradley S. Green is a composer, theorist, and educator based in the Washington, DC metro area. Bradley�s music is performed extensively in DC and across the US, and his style is exemplified by an interest in creating unique and colorful textures that develop slowly and naturally over time. He also experiments with varying types of music notation in order to better connect the performer with the sounds represented by the score, and to also allow performers more freedom of interpretation. His music has been featured on the Takoma Public Radio show Coda (hosted by Matt Testa), and has been programmed at various professional conferences, the Electroacoustic Barn Dance Festival, the New York City Electroacoustic Music Festival, the StageFree concert series, and at the upcoming CMS International Conference in Belgium. Bradley is also one of the founding members of DISTRICT NEW MUSIC COALITION, an organization of musicians and new music lovers that aim to promote the performance and appreciation of contemporary music by connecting performers, composers, institutions, and audiences located in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area through concerts, conferences, and active community-building. Please visit www.districtnewmusiccoalition.com for more information. He is also active in the fields of music theory and music theory pedagogy. As a theorist, his most notable work has been his research into Earle Brown and his Open Form compositions, specifically his analysis of Brown's String Quartet (1965), which has been published by Indiana Theory Review. As a pedagogue, he is always looking for new and engaging ways to incorporate technology into the music theory classroom, and has been published on the topic of utilizing iPad's to enrich class lessons by the Journal of Music Theory Pedagogy Online. He has also presented his work in a variety of mediums, including SCI and CMS conferences, UMBC's Livewire New Music Festival, the USF New Music Festival & Symposium, and as a guest lecturer at multiple universities. Bradley graduated from Campbell University in Buies Creek, NC, in 2012 with B.A. degrees in both Music Composition and Music Education. In 2014 he graduated from Appalachian State University in Boone, NC, with a M.M. degree in Music Theory and Composition. In 2017, he earned a D.M.A. degree in music composition at the University of Maryland in College Park. Currently, he is a visiting professorial lecturer at American University. His previous composition teachers include Thomas J. DeLio, Scott Meister, and Ran Whitley. Bradley is a member of Society of Composers, Inc., Broadcast Music, Inc., College Music Society, and Pi Kappa Lambda.
Feel free to contact Bradley Green about commissions or to request music. To see score excerpts, a full list of compositions, and contact info, please visit the composer's website.
Website: http://www.bradleygreencomposer.com