Composer, pianist, and educator Anthony Green (b. 1984) has developed his own musical voice through his experience in diverse musical environments. His music combines elements of four main categories: 1) Experiments based on one or few compositional or extra-musical ideas, 2) Mathematical composition based on formulas, patterns, and/or processes, 3) traditional composition, and 4) improvisation in the avant-garde, gospel or classical style. In general, his work seeks a unique sense of freedom, whether it be melodic, rhythmic or simply a break from limitations of the past and expectations of the present. Consequently, his music also seeks a sense of confidence to be what it is, unaltered, unwilling to conform, and unable to submit to influence. Yet, his works never fail to embrace the work done by past and present composers. In essence, his work strives to be the logical result of the past, yet embracing in a unique way the traditions and tendencies of the present.