Joseph Fuller is described as full of passion & artistry. A voting member of the Recording Academy with 6 albums, over 30 million streams, features on playlists on Amazon Music, Pandora Radio, Spotify, and his recordings having reached over 110 countries, he continues to be a widely sought-after pianist for concert engagements. His unique style continues to captivate audiences with his technical precision and emotional connection to his music. He holds a Masters degree in piano from Baylor University and has worked with some of the world's finest opera houses, children's choruses, and universities in the United States. He has performed with conductors from the Metropolitan Opera, Houston Grand Opera, Indianapolis Opera, former Berkshire Opera, and the world renowned Indianapolis Children's Chorus. Joseph can be heard on Grammy Award winning recordings in conjunction with the Grammy Foundation's, Grammy In The Schools, has performed on network television several times, performed with the Fort Bend Symphony, been the featured artist at TMEA, ACDA, and given solo concerts at Steinway Piano Gallery Houston, Steinway Hall Dallas, Steinway Piano Gallery San Antonio and Steinway Piano Gallery Austin. Joseph has been a guest artist with the world renowned Indianapolis Children’s Choir and has future engagements with multiple Steinway Galleries across the United States.    His latest release “Reflections of Tomorrow” features 10 brand new compositions written exclusively by Joseph and produced by Grammy Award winning producer Brad Sayles.  This new chapter of his recording career branches into fully realized compositions that invoke feelings of joy, love, and loss and takes the listener on a journey that tells his deeply personal story. From his live concert album “Christmas In The City” to his first album “Release…”, Joseph continues to pave his own way as a concert pianist and artist. He maintains an exciting schedule of solo and accompanying engagements and is a recording artist with Symphonic Distribution, a member of ASCAP, and a voting member of The Recording Academy.