Iain is a Scottish conductor currently based in Copenhagen where he is studying at the Royal Danish Academy of Music. He is a church musician, a musicologist (with a particular interest in Scottish classical music), and has been known to dabble in composition and arranging. 

I’m a composer and singer-songwriter living in Edinburgh. I make work that ranges from opera, music theatre and song, to chamber and orchestral music.  I lecture at Edinburgh College of Art, specialising in composition and song writing, whilst making bespoke work for my own voice, and for the voices of others- who range from international opera singers to people struggling with Long Covid. More here - https://www.scottishopera.org.uk/join-in/breath-cycle/the-covid-composers-songbook/

My stage works are often site-responsive, happening in lighthouses, distilleries, nuclear bunkers, and libraries. I create award winning commissions for companies such as Scottish Opera, Tapestry Opera, National Theatre of Scotland, Ulster Orchestra, BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, and Chamber Music Scotland. 

My new album, Songs from the Last Page, written for myself on vocals and piano, with violin and cello, will be released on 11th August 2023.

John Connolly first started to play the trombone at the age of 14. He soon progressed to principal trombone of the Young sinfonia, the north easts top youth ensemble. during his time with the Young Sinfonia, based at the Sage Gateshead, he was fortunate enough to be invited to play in the proms with the BBC Symphony Orchestra and the London Symphony Orchestra through various projects with the Sage Gateshead. He then went on to study at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama under the tuition of Simon Johnson, Principal trombone of the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, Lance Green former Principal trombone of the Royal Scottish National Orchestra and John Kenny, International Soloist. During his time at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama he developed his orchestral and solo skills with the help of his teachers and has played professionally with some of Scotlands leading professional orchestra's including; the BBC Scottish Symphony orchestra, the Royal Scottish National Orchestra and the Orchestra of Scottish Opera. In September 2011 he was awarded a trial with the BBCSSO for the position of Principle Second Trombone and as a result played some interesting and challenging repetoire. As a Teacher John has been trombone tutor for the HNC Music course at Ayr College and has a wealth of experiece teaching children and adults in various setting including an educational trip to the Faroe islands with the Academy Brass ensemble teaching Children and Adults in groups ranging from 4 to 500.  He currently teaches for Northumberland County Council, The Sage Gateshead and for some of the leading private schools in the north east.

TOM HARROLD is an award-winning Scottish composer whose music has received worldwide performances by a multitude of performing groups and artists.
Described as "brazen...bold...confident" [the Guardian] and "packed with incessant energy" [the Scotsman], Tom's recent output includes DARKENED DREAMS (a Proms commission which was broadcast live simultaneously on BBC Radios 3 & 4), NIGHTFIRES, a BBC commission that is "...among the most exciting pieces by a Scottish composer in the last 25 years..."[the Herald], and RAZE, which opened the Last Night of the BBC Proms.

The sound of students, staff and alumni at Leeds Conservatoire, UK.

Pulse College provides the highest standards of professional training courses, with a focus on audio technology and music production, as well as film making, game design and animation. 

With courses designed and delivered by experienced working professionals, Pulse is at the forefront of professional industry training courses. The college is recognised internationally for its world-class facilities, the standard of its training programmes, and quality of its graduates.

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