Deborah Kayser
Deborah Kayser is an Australian soprano whose work spans Byzantine and medieval chant, French and German Baroque song, and scored and improvised contemporary music. She tours in Australia, Europe and Asia, and appears regularly as a soloist on disc and on ABC FM.
As a member of Jouissance and the contemporary music ensembles Elision and Libra, she has given radical interpretations of Byzantine and medieval chant, and has premiered works written specifically for her voice by composers in Australia and abroad.
Deborah Kayser appears on
Christine McCombe: Three Kinds of Silence
Christine McCombe is a Melbourne-based composer, teacher and writer. This disc gathers four of her chamber works in world premiere recordings, and is the first CD devoted to her chamber music.
Immersion
Six musicians journey into an exploration of darkness and light, immersing themselves in an unknown landscape. Wholly open to acts of transformation upon their psyches, they sink into an abyss of dreams.
Deborah Kayser is a member of
The Choir of Ormond College
The Choir of Ormond College has, since its founding in 1982 under Douglas Lawrence, become the first Australian choir to earn ongoing international recognition for its concert and recorded work.