Timothy Mullins is a flutist hailing from his hometown of Wyandotte, Michigan. He is a Doctor of Musical Arts student at the University of Wisconsin–Madison and serves as a teaching assistant in the Music Theory program. He received a Bachelor of Music in Music Performance from Eastern Michigan University in 2018 and a Master of Music in Flute Performance from Ithaca College in 2020. As a performer, Timothy was a select winner of the National Flute Association Convention Performers Competition and won third place in the Ervin Monroe Young Artist Competition. His primary teachers are Dr. Conor Nelson, Dr. Wendy Herbener Mehne, Dr. Julie Stone, Jeff Zook, Amanda Blaikie, and Brandon LePage.

Timothy Mullins – DMA Lecture Recital

University of Wisconsin-Madison

Harpsichordist Alastair Ross plays Bach, Handel, Laschanzky and their contemporaries – celebrating an instrument that liberated the baroque imagination.
In the baroque era, the harpsichord was the bleeding edge of music technology. It was an instrument of infinite possibilities, opening new vistas to professional composers and bringing music into the home - where previously unheard voices were emboldened to create and inspire.

For decades, Academy of Ancient Music’s harpsichordist Alastair Ross has lived and breathed this music and this world. Now he joins forces with Laurence Cummings to recreate a musical revolution. Bach weaves sublime visions, keyboard masters capture the sunlight, and brilliant noblewomen make themselves heard at last, writing music that sparkles with invention, fantasy and emotion. A celebration of an age, an instrument, and the alchemy that happens when keys and quills encounter imaginations without limits.

The Art of the Harpsichord

University of Cambridge

Milton Court Concert Hall

Harpsichordist Alastair Ross plays Bach, Handel, Laschanzky and their contemporaries – celebrating an instrument that liberated the baroque imagination.

Organist Randy Steere plays a program of surprising, seldom-heard, and new works on our Hauptwerk virtual pipe organ that stand out for their passion, drive, and beauty. From female baroque composer Von Bayreuth (a contemporary of Bach) and seldom heard pieces by Saint-Saens, Jongen and Lanquetuit to new works by Heron and Gawthrop, this program will feature absolutely wonderful gems that deserve more attention.  Of course the most dramatic organ composition from our old friend, J.S. Bach, will be included as well!

Wilhelmine von Bayreuth

Events

Upcoming events

2 - 3 Dec, 2026

The Art of the Harpsichord · Academy of Ancient Music

Dec 3, 2026

The Art of the Harpsichord · Barbican Centre

Jan 17, 2027

Randy Steere, organ · Groton Hill Music Center

Past events

Dec 7, 2025

Timothy Mullins – DMA Lecture Recital · University of Wisconsin-Madison Mead Witter School of Music

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