Mark Brown is a versatile musician whose career has spanned across both the classical realm and more contemporary genres. Notably, his contributions to classical music are distinguished by his deep dive into sacred renaissance polyphony. His recordings of works by composers such as Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina and Gregorio Allegri, such as "Miserere mei," "Missa Papae Marcelli," and "Missa Assumpta est Maria," highlight his dedication to the choral tradition. Brown's expertise in this field is evident in the precise and reverent interpretations that bring out the emotional depth and structural genius of these complex compositions.

Aside from his classical pursuits, Brown has also shown an ability to cross genres, as seen in his rendition of the hit "Uptown Funk," which signals a willingness to engage with audiences beyond the traditional classical sphere. His work "Skin and Bones," and "Stray Dogs" may suggest a talent for singer-songwriter introspection or indie-folk storytelling, providing a counterbalance to his historical and liturgical endeavors. This flexibility suggests that Mark Brown is not only a connoisseur of the old but also an artist willing to adapt and find relevance in the evolving musical landscape. Whether channeling the devotional spirit of the past or embracing the vibrant beats of contemporary music, Brown's commitment to musical excellence shines through his diverse discography.

Genres

Gregorian Chant

Latest Release

Allegri: Miserere mei

Gregorio Allegri•

Mark Brown•

Pro Cantione Antiqua

Single - Released December 15, 2017