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Robert Black

Robert Black’s interests range from traditional orchestral and chamber music to solo recitals, collaborations with actors, music with computers, movement-based improvisations with dancers,...

Michael Calvert

New Zealand guitarist, lutenist and composer, Michael Calvert, has performed both as a soloist and as a member of several chamber ensembles throughout New Zealand, Australia,

David N. Childs (Fully Represented SOUNZ Composer)

David N. Childs, b. 1969 at Nelson, New Zealand, has a Bachelor’s degree in composition and musicology from Canterbury University, Christchurch, New Zealand; a Master of Music degree in...

Grant Cooper (Fully Represented SOUNZ Composer)

Grant Cooper was born in Wellington in 1953. His early childhood was filled with music, as his mother was a member of Opera Technique and, later, a soloist with the New Zealand Opera Company. His...

Grant Cooper

Grant Cooper was born in Wellington in 1953. His early childhood was filled with music, as his mother was a member of Opera Technique and, later, a soloist with the New Zealand Opera Company. His...

Timothy Deighton

Timothy Deighton is Professor of Viola at Penn State University where he teaches viola, chamber music, viola literature, pedagogy, and orchestral excerpts classes, and directs the Penn State Viola...

EAR Unit

The EAR Unit is a Los Angeles-based new music ensemble dedicated to the performance, promotion and creation of the most exciting music of our...

Read Gainsford

Read Gainsford studied at Auckland University with Janetta MacStay and Bryan Sayer, before receiving a grant from the Woolf Fisher Trust and the top prize in the

Carol Hohauser

Carol Hohauser, flutist, was born in 1964. She was educated in New York City at the Mannes College of Music, Juilliard School, Manhattan School of Music and Columbia University before moving to...

Matthew Leese

A proud New Zealand expat, Matthew Leese is in demand as a versatile baritone and director specializing in early music, art song and opera. Known for his ‘unaffected vocal timbre’ and...