1. Storm


뉴질랜드 고등학생인 Kaisa Beech가 학교 과제곡으로 작곡한 기타 4중주와 베이스를 곡.

2. Capriol Suite 중 Basse-Danse & Pavane by Peter Warlock(1894-1930)



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Jane Curry

Jane completed a Doctorate in Musical Arts (University of Arizona) and is head of the classical guitar department at the New Zealand School of Music. During her time in America she studied with David Russell, Scott Tennant, Bill Kanengiser and Sergio Assad. She has placed in several international guitar competitions, and awarded the International Arts Foundation Scholarship (NZ), Medici Scholar Award (U.S.A), and a Creative NZ Scholarship and Grant to commission composer John Psathas.

Owen Moriarty

Completing his Masters in 2003 at Massey University, Owen then headed to USC in Los Angeles. While there here he studied with James Smith, and with LA Guitar Quartet members Scott Tennant and Bill Kanengiser, with subsequent/additional tutelage from Brian Head, Martha Masters, and Pepe Romero. He has done multiple tours both nationally and internationally as a soloist and chamber musician.

Christopher Hill

Studying under Bill Bower, Christopher completed his Honours Degree at Victoria University in 2001. In 2004 he travelled to Spain to study flamenco guitar and while he was there he also gave performances in Italy and Portugal. A member of numerous groups/ensembles, Christopher is a creative composer with a keen interest in new music and (more recently) guitar building. He currently plays as a classical/flamenco guitarist and all-round versatile studio musician.

Cheryl Grice-Watterson

Winner of the ‘Manchester International Guitar’ competition (England), and the 'Concorso Internazionale di Chitarra di Alessandria' (Italy), Cheryl is perhaps best remembered for her stunning performance of Sevilla by Albeniz in the Julian Bream Masterclass recorded for BBC2 in 78, which gained her world renown. In 1997 Cheryl emigrated to New Zealand and now lives in Wellington where she teaches and performs with Trio con Brio, Duo Mosaica (violin/guitar) and most recently the NZGQ