The Browns Do Downtown

The Five Browns are a family, two brothers, and three sisters, whose quest it is to expose the widest audience possible to classical music. They all attended the prestigious Juilliard Music school concurrently, a first time feat in the institution's illustrious career. The Browns sometimes perform separately, but until you...

March 24, 2011

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The Five Browns are a family, two brothers, and three sisters, whose quest it is to expose the widest audience possible to classical music. They all attended the prestigious Juilliard Music school concurrently, a first time feat in the institution's illustrious career. The Browns sometimes perform separately, but until you see them all together, playing five pianos at once, you ain't seen nothin' yet. They are currently touring in support of the most recent album release "The Five Browns...In Hollywood," whose opening track is Star Wars, A Suite For Five Pianos, an awesome rendition of a big song from a major movie you might have heard of.
Wed., March 30, 8 p.m., 2011

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