Category: Interviews

Born in Honolulu HI, Dan Morse was raised on every sort of music from Bob Marley to Beethoven and Paul Simon to Prokofiev. Combined with the pervasive multiculturalism of Hawaii, [...]

Born in Sydney Australia, Mark John McEncroe commenced music studies in his adulthood. He had a varied interest in many kinds of music, which led him to working in the [...]

Matej Meštrović is an eclectic and versatile composer, having written a large body of works ranging from chamber and orchestral concert music to music for television, theater, and film. He [...]

John Robertson was born and educated in New Zealand, coming to Canada in 1967 where he continued his education at the Royal Conservatory in Toronto while pursuing a career in [...]

Renowned for their award-winning performances, the Fuego Quartet is devoted to the performance of both standard and contemporary works for all audiences. Founded in 2015 at the Eastman School of [...]

Self-taught in composition, Rain Worthington's catalog includes works for orchestra, chamber ensembles, duos, solos, and miniatures. Inspirations for pieces have ranged from “NYC trucks late into the night, to the [...]

Frederic D’Haene is a Belgian avant-garde composer and creator of his own composition technique called "paradoxophony" or "paradoxical coexistence." He was born in Belgium and introduced to music at an [...]

Composer Sergio Cervetti has about as original a story as a composer can have. Growing up in Uruguay, Sergio relocated to America to pursue his goal of becoming a composer, [...]

Award-winning composer Dr. Mark Dal Porto has had his works performed by numerous instrumental and vocal ensembles throughout the United States and abroad. His commissions include those from the Orchestra [...]

Beth Mehocic is a composer, poet, visual artist, filmmaker, and author. She is currently the Music Director/Composer-in-Residence and full professor for the Department of Dance at the University of Nevada, [...]