Pamela Brown started developing a love for music at the age of three learning piano. After being introduced to the harp, she readily changed her focus and began harp lessons at the age of nine. She was intrigued with its rich, warm tones and knew right from the start this was the instrument she desired to continue with. As a young performer, Pamela was influenced by several harpists and had a series of lessons and workshops with the legendary Mildred Dilling, teacher of Harpo Marx.

Her advanced studies took off at age twelve with JoAnn Turovsky, distinguished professor at USC School of Music. Pamela’s ability kept rapidly progressing as her training expanded in master workshops and private lessons with other leading harp professionals, including world-renowned virtuoso Susann McDonald. Her communication through the harp increased while
participating in youth orchestras and performing
at special events, restaurants, and concerts. Following her mentor out to Indiana, Pamela received her musical education at Indiana University, Bloomington, where she majored in harp performance with Susann McDonald.

Since returning to Southern California, audiences have enjoyed her music presentations in various settings, including several years of steady employment in fine restaurants and hotels, orchestra concerts and musical theater, ensembles, as well as innumerable ceremonies, social gatherings, and private events. She frequently plays at prominent venues in the area, such as the St. Regis Hotel, Ritz Carlton Hotel, Montage Resort, Biltmore Hotel, and Disneyland Resort.