Matt Rogers
Matt Rogers is a composer and sound designer who has written and collaborated with a host of leading instrumentalists, ensembles and technologists on music for the concert hall, theatre and installation.
Born in Kent, Matt studied with Dr. Gordon McPherson at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama, and from there continued his education with Oliver Knussen, Magnus Lindberg and Colin Matthews at the Britten-Pears School for Advanced Musical Study.
His output ranges from purely acoustic Classical works for ensembles including the Britten Sinfonia, Ossian Ensemble and London Symphony Orchestra, to experimental work with live instruments and electronics, working closely with South Bank Artist in Residence Oliver Coates, and cutting edge live electronics artists and London Sinfonietta principal players Sound Intermedia.
Matt's music has received performances at many seminal music venues including the Royal Festival Hall, Koko and the Luminaire, and he has just completed work assisting Sir Harrison Birtwistle on his Aldeburgh Music 'Pulse Games' project.