Contributor
Reuben Jelleyman
Composer
Biography
Reuben Jelleyman is a composer and acoustician from Auckland, New Zealand. His works have been played by ensembles such as Ensemble InterContemporain and Multilatérale (France), Avanti! (Finland), Schallfeld (Austria), Ensemble Fractales (Belgium), Stroma (NZ), NZTrio, the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, and numerous soloists.
His work has been recognised at a national level, including the SOUNZ Contemporary Award and the New Zealand Arts Foundation Springboard. His music has been recorded numerous times for radio, as well as commercially, including the Aotearoa Music Award-winning album 11 Frames.
Reuben is a graduate from Te Kōkī New Zealand School of Music / Victoria University of Wellington in music and physics, where he studied composition under Michael Norris and Dugal McKinnon. He then completed a Masters degree in composition under Gérard Pesson at the Paris Conservatoire in 2021.
Jelleyman is the creator and director of PORTALS, a contemporary music project. He works as a consultant for Marshall Day Acoustics.
Composed (13)
Resources (6)
Performances (3)
Big works and bold sounds from some of the leading composers of the twentieth century — Witold Lu...
Soundbites are hour long lunch time concerts curated and performed by ANAM musicians. Throughout ...
Austrian clarinettist Anna Koch joins three leading Aotearoa composers for this special performan...