Hiroki Tsurumoto
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Hiroki Tsurumoto (born 1976, Kyoto, Japan) is a Japanese composer of contemporary classical music, electro-acoustic music, music for film and dance. He had compositional studies with Amnon Wolman, Tania Leon, and John Corigliano at the City University of New York in New York City from 2002 to 2006 as well as Ka Nin Chan and James Rolfe at University of Toronto where he completed his masters degree in Composition in 2008.
Hiroki's works have been performed at concerts, workshops and music festivals such as Toronto New Music Festival and Ostrava Days (Czech Republic). Ensembles he has worked with include Aventa Ensemble (Victoria), Fluterra (Toronto), Tiresias (Vancouver), Ives Ensemble (Amsterdam), Ensemble contemporain de Montréal+ (Montreal), University of Toronto Women's Choir, Link Ensemble New York, Link Ensemble Tokyo, Brooklyn Conservatory Guitar Ensemble, Brooklyn Conservatory Orchestra, and others.
He also frequently collaborates with other artists such as contemporary dancers, film makers, art gallery curators, and flash artists.
