Timothy Adams Rowe

Background

Rowe, Timothy Adams was born on July 25, 1951 in Ridgefield, Connecticut, United States. Son of Robert Arnold and Page Randolph Rowe.

Education

Bachelor of Arts in Music, Middlebury College, 1973; Master of Music in Conducting, University of Wisconsin, Madison, 1977.

Career

Conductor, Mainstream Arts Symphony Orchestra, Madison, 1976-1979; assistant conductor, University Opera, Madison, 1976; director music history programs, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, since 1988; music director, Amadeus Orchestra, Washington, since 1983; concert pianist, Amadeus Orchestra, Washington, since 1984. Music director Zion Lutheran Church, Madison, 1975-1979, Studio Theatre, Washington, 1984, St. Matthew Presbyterian Church, Washington, 1982-1994. Consultant United States Institute Mental Health, Washington, 1983-1985.

Conducting fellow American Conductors' Guild, Washington, 1985. Presenter private performance for First Family, Washington, 1990. Conductor performance in Carnegie Hall, New York City, 1990.

Panelist Fairfax County (Virginia) Council for Arts, since 1983.

Achievements

• Timothy Adams Rowe has been listed as a noteworthy Orchestra conductor, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Charter member Laudholm Trust Conservation Project, Maine. Active numerous humanitarian, conservationist and educational organizations. Founder Washington Theatre Orchestra, 1996.

Member Virginia Common for Arts.

Interests

• Avocations: mountaineering, speed skating, organology, reading, conservation.

Connections

Father:

Robert Arnold Rowe

Mother:

Page Randolph Rowe