Terry Burrus

Songwriter - pianist - keyboardist - synthesist - producer - dj - engineer

A Brooklyn, New York native started touring as a teenager playing with [a=Michael Urbaniak], [a=Jean Carn], [a=Tom Browne], [a=Lenny White], [a=Melba Moore] to playing for [a=Lena Horne] and [a=Stanley Turrentine]. He became an active recording session musician working on recordings of [a=Michael Jackson], [a=Toni Braxton], [a=Janet Jackson], [a=Swing Out Sister], [a=Mariah Carey], [a=Cardigans], [a=Diana Ross], [a=Phyllis Hyman], [a=Frankie Knuckles], [a=David Morales] a host of others and making records and albums of his own. From his teenage days, Burrus has developed himself from a jazz fusionist to funkster to house and techno pioneer, and today he is active as a recording artist, pianist, producer and dj. Furthermore he is also the conductor of the New York Times Symphony Orchestra that began in 2012 and can be seen as guest conductor of various orchestras worldwide as well.