Musician, Multi Instrumentalist, from Los Angeles and now based out of the Greater Danbury Area.

Pianist Annie Rose Tindall-Gibson, has been noted for her poetic musicality, fiery presence at the keyboard, and versatility with repertoire. Ms. Tindall-Gibson made her European debut in Prague, Czech Republic at the Betlémská Kaple as part of a concert commemorating Chopin’s bicentennial. She performed the Chopin Scherzo No. 1. Annie made her New York debut at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, performing Liszt Legend No. 2 “St. Francois de Paule marchant sur le flots” at the event, Evening of Witness. The event was a disaster relief effort for v!ictims of water related disasters around the globe. !
Annie’s recent performances include concerts at Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church in Manhattan, Brandywine Assisted Living Center in Litchfield, CT, and St. Michael’s Church, also in Litchfield, CT, where she gives biannual recitals to benefit the music program at the church. In 2003, after winning the Connecticut State Music Teachers Association Concerto Competition, Junior Division, she performed the Mozart Piano Concerto K. 414 with the Farmington Valley Symphony. The experience was life changing and Annie Rose realized that music was her c!alling. !
Annie Rose’s skills as a pianist have been enchanted by her experience and training as a vocalist. She has done extensive choral work with conductor Kent Tritle both at the Manhattan School of Music as a member of the Symphonic Choir and at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine as a member of the community choir. She is also co-leader and pianist of the 3rd grade children’s choir at Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church in Manhattan. The choir sings once a month at the sunday morning mass as well as providing the music for the first communion mass each May. 
Currently, Ms. Tindall-Gibson is pursuing an graduate degree at the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign under the tutelage of Ian Hobson.  She received her undergraduate degree from Manhattan School of Music.  She has studied organ with Katherine Meloan, conducting with Jonathan Strasser and David Gilbert, and harpsichord with Kenneth Cooper. She has also studied voice privately with Laura Mashburn and Marguerite Mullee. Ms. Tindall-Gibson has performed in masterclasses for Nelita True, Alexandra Troussova, and James Johnson. Her major teachers have included Kim Hayashi, Margreet Pfeifer Francis, Min Kim,  Zenon Fishbein, and Jeffrey Cohen.

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