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Silas Brown is a New York City area producer, engineer, and mastering engineer specializing in classical and jazz recordings.   He has more than 25 years of production credits including many Grammy Winning and Nominated recordings. He has received six Grammy Awards to date:

*In 2023 as Producer and Engineer on Imani Winds and Harlem Quartet “Passion for Bach and Coltrane” with AB Spellman, Alex Brown, Neal smith, and Edward Perez (Best Classical Compendium).

*In 2023 as Mastering Engineer, with David Frost, Producer, and Charlie Post, Engineer. Chicago Symphony Orchestra’s “Contemporary American Composers” (Best Engineered Album, Classical)

*In 2022 as engineer on Renée Fleming and Yannick Nézet-Séguin’s recording ‘Voice of Nature: The Anthropocene"‘ (Best Classical Solo Vocal Album: David Frost, producer)

*In 2020 as mastering engineer on Riccardo Muti and Chicago Symphony’s recording of Shostakovich: Symphony No. 13 (David Frost, producer; Charlie Post, recording engineer)

*In 2014 as Producer and Engineer of the Evelyn Glennie / Albany Symphony recording of Corigliano’s Conjurer (Best Soloist Performance with Orchestra; David Alan Miller, music director)

*In 2011 as Mastering Engineer on the Chicago Symphony Orchestra’s Verdi Requiem recording (Best Classical Album - David Frost, producer).

He has been nominated 8 times to date.

Silas has worked closely with many current composers including John Zorn, Derek Bermel, Valerie Coleman, John Corigliano, Timo Andres, George Tsontakis, Michael Daugherty, Aaron Kernis, George Crumb, Mason Bates, Michael Torke, Jeff Scott, David Del Tredici, and John Harbison. He has producing or engineering credits on hundreds of recordings released by labels including Albany, Bridge, Decca, Deutsche Grammophon, Naxos, New World, Nonesuch, Sony Classical, Tzadik, and Universal.

Since moving into immersive mixing and mastering, Silas has worked on new Atmos and Spatial Audio projects including releases for the Chicago Symphony, the Metropolitan Opera, Houston Grand Opera, and many others.

Silas is an Assistant Professor in the Music and Technology Department at the Purchase College Conservatory of Music.

Additional Credits can be found at: 

http://www.allmusic.com/artist/silas-brown-mn0000035439