The Living American
Albany Records
Just released!

"A flawless example of Schwarz's rich playing and eclectic vision further solidify his position as one of the best modern-day violinists."
-Take Effect

"A virtuoso tour de force performance from Schwarz."
-Gramophone

"Schwarz's charismatic playing is the glue that holds such a disparate program together and apart from glorious tone and impeccable technique, it is the dynamism of his recreations of these new pieces that sets this disc apart."
-Music Web International

"Excellent violinist... remarkable technical skills and interpretive abilities"
-American Record Guide

"[Schwarz's] nearly ten-minute solo performance dazzles-calling it a tour de force is in no way excessive."
-Textura

Next performance:
September 11
Rowan University
Glassboro, NJ
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Latest News

Timothy Schwarz joins Trio Casals

Formed in 1996, Trio Casals has performed extensively in Europe, Asia and the Americas. They have released several commercial albums with PARMA Recordings and Navona Records. Schwarz will make his Trio Casals debut at Carnegie Hall in July, 2024 with pianist Madalina-Claudia Danila and cellist Ovidiu Marinescu.

Albany Records releases Schwarz's "The Living American" CD in 2023

This CD looks at a wide variety of living American composers representing a wide range of ethnic backgrounds. It brings diversity not only with the composers, but by the music they are composing. This CD explores Arab, Indian, funk and jazz influences, all pushing the boundaries of what we consider classical music. Featured works include compositions by Jennifer Higdon, Jessie Montgomery, and Reena Esmail, plus world- premiere recordings by Avner Dorman, Steven Sametz, Joseph Goodrich, and Denis DiBlasio. See reviews.

Timothy Schwarz is appointed Visiting Professor of Performance at the London College of Music

Dr. Schwarz will be residing in London full time between January and June, 2023, teaching violin at the London College of Music. In addition, he will be working closely with composition students and giving seminars on American composers.

Rowan University awards Schwarz a $25,000 Catalyst Grant to promote music by living American Composers

Schwarz will use this award to promote living American composers in performances, recordings, and teaching. Performances include numerous concerts throughout the United States and Europe. Schwarz is also embarking on a video project which combines music and video in an enhanced musical experience.