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GREGORY
BYNUM
recorder
BYNUM
recorder
Gregory Bynum, recorder, has received fellowships to study in England and at
the Amherst Early Music Festival in Massachusetts, where he worked with Marion
Verbruggen, Han Tol, and Mattias Weilenman. He has performed with members
of the Yale music faculty, including Jaap Schroeder, and with students and faculty
of the Mannes School of Music. Mr. Bynum has also taught at the Bloomingdale
House of Music in Manhattan and has performed at the Morris-Jumel Mansion,
the Middletown Thrall Library, the historic Old Stone House in Brooklyn, and
numerous other chamber music venues in and around New York. He is a frequent
guest performer with Brooklyn Baroque and can be heard on the ensemble’s
recordings Northern Lights and The Pleasures of the French. He also joins
Brooklyn Baroque on a new recording of music by Beth Anderson, The Praying
Mantis and the Bluebird (MSR Classics). Mr. Bynum is Assistant Professor in the
School of Education at SUNY New Paltz.
QC Audio
Northern Lights
The Pleasures of the French
the Amherst Early Music Festival in Massachusetts, where he worked with Marion
Verbruggen, Han Tol, and Mattias Weilenman. He has performed with members
of the Yale music faculty, including Jaap Schroeder, and with students and faculty
of the Mannes School of Music. Mr. Bynum has also taught at the Bloomingdale
House of Music in Manhattan and has performed at the Morris-Jumel Mansion,
the Middletown Thrall Library, the historic Old Stone House in Brooklyn, and
numerous other chamber music venues in and around New York. He is a frequent
guest performer with Brooklyn Baroque and can be heard on the ensemble’s
recordings Northern Lights and The Pleasures of the French. He also joins
Brooklyn Baroque on a new recording of music by Beth Anderson, The Praying
Mantis and the Bluebird (MSR Classics). Mr. Bynum is Assistant Professor in the
School of Education at SUNY New Paltz.
QC Audio
Northern Lights
The Pleasures of the French
