RICHARD B. EVANS is a multi-talented composer with a long and richly varied career that also includes touring as a concert pianist & lecturer and teaching as a university professor, as well as his accomplishments as a published author, professional accompanist, recording artist, arts administrator, producer of corporate entertainment, pipe organist, inventor, and jazz pianist.
RICHARD B. EVANS composes in many genres including Musical Theatre, Opera & Oratorio, Celtic Music, Choral Music, Chamber Music, Art Songs, and Experimental Music.
In New York City, Evans’ compositions have been performed in venues from LaMaMa to Carnegie Hall, as well as The Broadway Theatre Institute, The Donnell Theatre of the New York Public Library, the York Theatre, the Irish Arts Center, the Manhattan Theatre Club, the BMI Musical Theatre Workshop, and the Theatre at Riverside Church.
Evans' choral setting of the "PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE " has been performed by the combined Choir and Concert Band of the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis.
Evans and his music have also been heard throughout North America in concerts from San Diego to Toronto, from Oregon to Florida; and in England, Ireland, Scotland, Italy, France, Norway, Germany, Czech Republic, Russia, Cuba, and Greece.
