Morrow, who describes music as "a way of thinking," began his music career at a young age as a trumpet player. As his involvement in music grew, his talent expanded to other forms of music when he began to explore new ways of utilizing sound to express subjects such as memories and dreams. He also has defined geographic locations through music producing "Toot'N Blink Chicago" about Lake Michigan, "Copenhagen Waves," "Citywave Hartford" and "Fanfare in the Air" about New York Harbor.
Morrow, a Clio Award recipient, has also written music for advertising campaigns for Diet Coke, SwissAir, Mercedes Benz, M&Ms and IBM. His sound logo and promo clients include MTV, TBS, ABC Network, International Paper and AT&T. Morrow has also served as co-designer for several events including the 1993 Volkswagon Dealer show in Frankfurt with GBB Advertising, the IBM Latin America sales meeting in San Francisco and Radio City Music Hall Production's World Cup Soccer finale in Los Angeles.
Morrow's sound art pieces have been displayed at the Louvre, Chicago Museum of Science and Industry, Whitney Museum and Goethe House.
Morrow's entertainment industry experience includes working on records and event projects with Charlotte Moorman, Sten Hanson, RIP Hayman, The Rascals and Simon and Garfunkel. TV programming includes WDR (West Germany), BBC (Great Britain), CDC (Canada) and PBS. He has produced radio shows for public/state radio stations around the globe. Morrow has also created feature soundtracks in the U.S. and Europe for "Moonwalk I," "Altered States," "Beyond Night and Day" and "Man Without A World."
As artistic director of the New Wilderness Foundation, Morrow has produced Summer Solstice celebrations since 1973 and has designed music and sound for the 13 part educational version of Time-Life's "America" series.
Morrow has a bachelor's degree in music and chemistry from Columbia College and a diploma in composition and trumpet from Mannes College of Music, New York.
