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stroma

 

STROMA is one of New Zealand’s finest contemporary chamber ensembles, comprising players from the NZSO and other freelance Wellington performers.

Core personnel have included:

  • Hamish McKeich (conductor)
  • Bridget Douglas (fl)
  • Robert Orr, Stacy Dixon (ob)
  • Patrick Barry (cl)
  • Ed Allen (hn)
  • Mark Carter (tpt)
  • Dave Bremner (tbn)
  • Andrew Jarvis (tba)
  • Carolyn Mills (hp)
  • Emma Sayers, Donald Nicolson (pf/keys)
  • Arnold Marinissen, Jeremy Fitzsimons (perc)
  • Vesa-Matti Leppännen, Anne Loeser, Andrew Thomson, Rebecca Struthers (vns)
  • Andrew Thomson, Johnny Chang (vas)
  • Rowan Prior, Robert Ibell (vcs)
  • Vicki Jones, Matt Cave, Malcolm Struthers (dbs)

 

Stroma's management include:

  • Michael Norris, Bridget Douglas, Hamish McKeich (co-directors)

 

Guest performers have included:

  • Pedro Carneiro (perc)
  • Simon Docking (pf)
  • Richard Haynes (cl/bcl)
  • Duo Stump-Linshalm (cl/bcl)
  • Ananda Sukarlan (pf)
  • Hayden Chisholm (saxes)
  • Lars Mlekusch (saxes)

 

New Zealand works premiered by Stroma include:

  • James Gardner » Fetish Effigies
  • Rachel Clement » knitting dust
  • Paul Booth » Impossible Colour
  • John Bayer » Asana
  • Victoria Kelly » Song for chamber ensemble
  • Dugal McKinnon » Christ lag in Todesbanden
  • Hayden Chisholm » Magnificat 3
  • Miriama Young » Learning to Breathe on the A-Train
  • Lyell Cresswell » Con fuoco
  • Chris Watson » Carrick Bend
  • David Long » Cross Creek
  • John Psathas » Psyzygysm
  • Ross Harris » At the edge of silence
  • Alison Isadora » the little baby jesus and the bee
  • Jeroen Speak » Musik für Witwen
  • Brigid Bisley » In Memoriam
  • John Croft » murmures secrez…Avernales eaux
  • Helen Bowater » Lumen
  • Dylan Lardelli » Paulownia
  • Michael Norris » Scintilla
  • Michael Norris » Splinter Cells
  • Michael Norris » Icons & Artifice
  • Philip Brownlee » Sparks Among the Geysers
  • John Young » Arrivederci