Greek New Zealander John Psathas is no composer trapped in an ivory tower at the bottom of the world. His is a truly dazzling 21st century backdrop, where dynamic collaboration with creative masters from all corners of the physical and artistic globe result in outcomes that are visionary, moving, and inspired.

From genre-crossing projects with jazz legends Michael Brecker and Joshua Redman, to an innovative e-book scoring collaboration with Salman Rushdie, from an unforgettable recording session with the Grand Mufti in Paris's Grand Mosque, to a Billboard classical-chart-topping album with System of a Down front man Serj Tankian, John's musical journey weaves through a myriad of genres, and has moved concert audiences in more than 50 countries on all 7 continents (yes, even Antarctica).

Piano music by NZ Composers...

A diverse and fascinating collection of works for string quartet by NZ composers....

“Sublime and haunting.  A new CD from the Ogen trio has been a long time coming, but worth the wait....

Rhythm-based chamber music by John Psathas....

Dalewool Auckland Brass cond. Nigel E. Weeks...

11 specially commissioned fanfares for the 21st Century...

Commissioned by Ian Graham and Agi Lehár-Graham, Halo was written in 2014 for the pianist Katherine ...

Genre defying modern music, magnificently played by Orchestra Wellington under Marc Taddei and an in...

Enchanting and beautiful new music of Aotearoa. ...