...this was the best interpretation of a Bruckner symphony since the time when Andrey Boreyko was the chief conductor of the orchestra(Jenaer Philharmonie). It was quite astonishing how flexible and secure all the musicians of the orchestra performed all led by Brandon Keith Brown. 

Dietmar Ebert - Jenaer Philharmonie,
Jena Kultur 

Under the youthfully fresh and agile direction of Brandon Keith Brown the orchestra positively blossomed, above all in Ludwig van Beethoven’s Eighth Symphony. Brown, at the helm of the Philharmonie for the first time, is hailed as a rising star in the conducting firmament.

Elisabeth Höving 

Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung 

For quite some time the Neue Philharmonie Westfalen (NPW) has not sounded as liberated as this, played with such refreshing exuberance in a symphonic concert as it did under the baton of the young US guest conductor Brandon Keith Brown. [...] the titanic Beethoven [Symphony No. 8], brought down by Brown from his pedestal to eye level, to rapturous applause. 

Bernd Aulich 

Recklinghäuser Zeitung 

Here was a young conductor on the podium, who knew how to create their own musical language and breathe with the orchestra. Spannung und Dynamik konnte an diesem Vormittag nur der Amerikaner aufbauen (...) Brandon Keith Brown, declared the audience favorite, got the third prize. Brown always had the greatest potential, his conducting pocessed depth and feeling as well as the urge to design. 

Midou Grossmann 

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