timothy jones
bass-baritone
"Drunken Moon"
photo by Cory West


Latest News and Season Highlights:
  • Great News! This summer Timothy Jones is returning to Pittsburgh for a performance of Einstein on Mercer Street by Kevin Puts with the Pittsburgh New Music Ensemble. Einstein is again on the program in August at the Skaneateles Music Festival in New York. Timothy Jones will also be a featured performer at the Cactus Pear Music Festival in San Antonio, Texas, and at Music in the Vineyards in Napa Valley. The summer season also included a performance of Headcase by Brett Dietz for the Detroit Symphony Summer Series Eight Days in June, Schumann's Dichterliebe for the Bach Dancing and Dynamite Society in Madison Wisconsin, and a program for the Cascade Head Music Festival. Visit the engagement page for complete details.
  • Highlights of Timothy Jones' 2006-2007 Season include a European Tour of Budapest, Prague, and Vienna as guest soloist with the Houston Symphony Chorus in performances of Brahms Requiem and Vaughan Williams Dona Nobis Pacem, Handel's Messiah with the Cleveland Orchestra and a performance of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony with the Witchita Symphony, Eight Songs for a Mad King with Keith Lockhart and the Utah Symphony and guest appearances with the Akron Symphony Orchestra, the Marshall Texas Symphony and the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra. Timothy Jones was featured as a guest artist with Ars Lyrica of Houston, the Florida Bach Festival, and on Artist Series at Michigan State University, Rice University Shepherd School of Music, and The University of Houston Moore School of Music. He was also seen in operatic productions of La Cenerentola with Opera Birmingham and Porgy and Bess with Opera Pacific.
  • Check back soon for updates and a schedule of 2007-2008 concerts and appearances.
  • To find your next chance to hear Timothy Jones sing, visit the engagement page!
© 2007
"Everyone bowed to baritone Timothy Jones' utter inhabiting of the role. Jones' voice -- flowing, flexible, but always with a gorgeous timbre -- sought for and found the nuances of this fascinating work."
Pittsburg Post Gazette, July 9, 2007

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Personal Representation:
Robert Mirshak
Mirshak Artists
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New York, New York 10001
Phone: (917) 282-0687
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Robert@MirshakArtists.com