From Las Vegas, Kyle Morrow is a composer, percussionist, and pianist. In his compositional work, Morrow examines taboo social dynamics that are typically avoided in everyday conversation, such as mental health and the fluid nature of identity. Morrow is also an avid performer of electronic and experimental music, often collaborating with choreographers and visual artists to create multimedia art. Most recently, he has performed at Jack Straw Cultural Center and the Henry Art Gallery for the Merce Cunningham centenary.
With Sarah Jane Vavrin, Morrow is the co-founder of Pitch & Tonic, an online music journal.
Kyle Morrow holds a Bachelors of Music, with a Composer/Performer concentration, from Cornish College of the Arts. His primary instructors have been Kaley Lane Eaton, Kerry O'Brien, Anne Goldberg-Baldwin, and Peter Mack.
Stepping away from the sheet music and sound,
Kyle Morrow has a deep love for storytelling. His main medium being the tabletop roleplaying game, Dungeons and Dragons. There he is able to convey and explore another, less abstract, side of storytelling compared to his music.
Through these sculpted tales, he exercises a different aspect of creativity, and over time the practice of both music and storytelling have influenced and pushed each other in unexpected direction.