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COLLABORATIVE
PIANIST
CONDUCTOR
COPYIST
MUSIC ADVISOR &
PRODUCER
DIGITAL ARCHIVIST
MAC TECHNOLOGIST
MUSIC, PHOTO, & DOCUMENT RESTORATION


Browne played flawlessly, but at the same time with great feeling and delicacy. Her playing is always considerate of the singer, as if they are breathing the same air.
Osnabrücker Zeitung
Fresh beauty of Rachmaninov (Robert DeGaetano, piano)...you need to have this recording, even if you have plenty of other Rach 2's and Pags on your music shelf. It will restore your faith in Rachmaninov.
Atlanta Audio Society
This was definitely a “Marriage” made in heaven. So deft and balanced was the conducting of Jean Marie Browne. Browne led a Figaro that really moved, filled with memorable accomplished arias and witty, sparkling ensembles!
San Francisco Chronicle
The orchestra, conducted by Jean Marie Browne, was superb!
Cedartown Standard
The orchestra, led by Jean Browne brought the audience into a happy mood, and people could be seen tapping their feet during the play and dancing and humming afterwards.
Dallas Times Herald
Conductor (Opera)
Conductor (Musical Theater)
Collaborative Pianist
Producer - Music Advisor
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
REVIEW HIGHLIGHTS
- The first woman to conduct a hit show on Broadway.
- The first woman to conduct for the Dallas Summer Musicals.
- The first woman to conduct for Western Opera Theater, the touring arm of the San Francisco Opera.
- Opera coach and conductor for 3 seaons at the Städtische Bühnen in Osnabrück, Germany.
- There are 3 female conductors in her family.
- Earned a Performer’s Certificate in Vocal Accompanying from the Hochschule für Music in Freiburg, Germany.
- Received full scholarships to SMU for undergraduate and graduate school in piano. and violin. Earned a Masters Degree in Piano
- Accompanied world renowned flutist Jean-Pierre Rampal in a concert after she sight-read a sonata for him during a master class.
- Received the Key to the City of Dallas from the Mayor for outstanding musical contribution to the city at age 19.
- Performed as a piano soloist with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra at age 16 after winning First Place in the Dallas Symphonic Festival.