Member - Lloyd Williams |
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4 Franklin Rd (09) 360 2361 home |
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Education: 1959 - 1963 Otahuhu College 1964 - 1965 Auckland Teachers' College 1966 Hamilton Teachers' College 1968 - 1972 & 1974 University of Canterbury Qualifications: * Trained Teachers Certificate Painting and pottery majors. 3 rd yr specialist qualification in Music * Diploma in Teaching * Grade VIII Royal Schools (violin) * Bachelor of Music (Hons) Majors: composition and education.
Work History :1967 Mangere Bridge Primary School - Teacher, General classroom teaching in class made up of 60% non-European children. Specialisation in music throughout the school. 1968 Chisnallwood Intermediate School , Christchurch . General classroom teaching and specialisation in music throughout the school. Formed and directed the school orchestra. 1969 - 1971 Established Leder Leather Ltd, a leather goods manufacturing company, owned and operated with 2 partners. The company produced hand crafted belts, bags, buttons, sandals and accessories which sold in craft shops throughout NZ. 1968 - 1971 Double bassist with various professional jazz . groups in Christchurch , and made many recordings for . National Radio jazz programmes. 1973 Lecturer in Music, Hamilton Teachers' College . Duties: Teaching Principles and Practices of Music Education; Instrumental and Choral Performance; History of Music; Harmony Stages 1 and 2; Evaluation of student teaching practice; Responsibility for course planning and well-being of 20 students. 1975 - 1976 Advisor in School Music , South Auckland Education Board. Duties: Working with teachers in the 500 primary and secondary schools from Huntly to Turangi, staging in-service courses in main centres, and working in schools. 1977 -1978 Lecturer in Music, Hamilton Teachers College . 1979 - 1980 Double bassist, Symphonia of Auckland . During this period purchased and operated an Auckland Motel (6 mths) 1981 - 1986 Double bassist, Auckland Regional Orchestra. ( Auckland Philharmonia) Designed and built the Albany Lodge residential arts centre. Promoted and managed courses in many disciplines, including flat glass, clarinet and saxophone workshops and writers' retreats. Course tutors included Holly Sanford, Margaret Mahy, Kevin Ireland, Megan Biss, Lauris Edmonds, Patricia Grace. Purchased and administered a city lunch bar. Music copyist for TVNZ for the many music TV shows produced for national television. 1986 - 1996 Double bassist, Auckland Philharmonia . Administrative positions held while with the orchestra: Administration Council member - 5 yrs. Chair of Orchestral Committee - 2 yrs Secretary of Society - 6 yrs. 1996 - 2001 General Manager Auckland Philharmonia. Professional development in this period included visits to the 4 principal orchestras in London , and to the Melbourne Symphony to meet and learn from experienced general managers. Time spent with Professor John Hopkins, Head of Studies at the Australian Academy of Music in preparation for the establishment of the Auckland Philharmonia Academy . Attendance at conference of Pacific Rim Orchestras in Tokyo 1999, in Montreal May 2000, and Sydney 2001. Consultant to Niche Media International Ltd to determine the interest in involvement in an Arts and Culture channel by professional arts companies in NZ. Consultant to Arts Foundation of New Zealand to reorganise the management of the Foundation. 2002- present Programme Director, Master of Arts in Arts Administration, Whitecliffe College of Arts and Design . Duties include: Promoting the programme in the community with the aim of enrolling optimum intake of 5 students per semester. Interviewing and assessing applicants for the MA in Arts Administration course, and preparing cases for admittance to go before the Admissions Board. Overall responsibility for the design and content of the MA programme in Arts Administration within the modular descriptors as approved by NZQA. Responsibility for engaging all lecturers and guest speakers for MA in AA programme. Overseeing course plans of all lecturers and ensuring compliance with modular descriptors as approved by NZQA Mentoring students enrolled in the degree course. Overall responsibility for assessment of all students on the course. Teaching the Arts Milieu module of the course. Overseeing dissertation writing of all students, securing specialist supervisors where appropriate. 2002 Consultant to Niche Media International Ltd to design to-air programmes, and to liaise with NZ professional arts companies for local content inclusion. Consultant to Arts Foundation of NZ to design the "Emeritus Awards". These awards are to recognise the life and works of New Zealand 's most senior living artists of all disciplines. The design was accepted by the Board of the Arts Foundation in February 2002. Consequently contracted as consultant to the Arts Foundation of New Zealand to work with senior New Zealand artists to select and notify 10 Emeritus awardees for the year 2003. Consultant to Auckland Philharmonia and the University of Auckland to design a bridge between the orchestra and The University of Auckland School of Music which will result in the formation of a new entity that will design and manage a series of joint ventures. Appointed as a Governor of the Arts Foundation of New Zealand for a 3 year term. Chair of Laureate Selection Committee: Arts Foundation of New Zealand . Part-time double bassist with the Auckland Philharmonia. Attendance at American Symphony Orchestra League Conference: Philadelphia , June 2002 . 2003 Attended AIMAC Conference in Milan Italy to present Paper entitled: "Professional Symphony Orchestra Management: a melting and melding of the polar caps" Director of MA in Arts Administration, Whitecliffe College of Arts and Design. Chair of Icon selection panel for Arts Foundation of New Zealand Part-time bassist with Auckland Philharmonia Contracted by Auckland City to prepare a feasibility Study on housing the Auckland Philharmonia in the Auckland Town Hall . 2004 Director of MA in Arts Administration, Whitecliffe College of Arts and Design. Part-time bassist with Auckland Philharmonia. Part owner and board member of The Arts Channel, a channel specifically dedicated to the arts, broadcast through the Sky network. Member of The Town Hall Organ Sub-Committee. A committee working for Auckland City Council t o oversee the refurbishment of the organ of the Great Hall of the Auckland Town Hall . Enrolled Music and Management Schools , University of Auckland PhD research. Subject: Management systems of Symphony Orchestras. Attended Art of Management and Organisation Paris Conference. Presented paper with co-writer Ralph Bathurst. "Exploring Leadership among Musicians: An Interactive Seminar" Director of MA in Arts Administration programme, Whitecliffe College of Arts and Design. Acting CEO from April - July.
Second year of PhD researchPaper accepted for International Conference on Arts and Cultural Management. (AIMAC) Attend to present in Montreal , July 3 -6 Chair of Icon selection panel for Arts Foundation of New Zealand . Current Research PhD Research: University of Auckland A study of the developments of the two polar models of orchestra management existing in Europe and the United States of America , and how New Zealand 's two principal symphony orchestras might learn from these developments. Professional Membership1998 - present Member of Executive Committee of Arts Advocates Auckland Member of Faculty of Arts, Board of Studies in Music, The University of Auckland 2000 - 2001 Member of search panel and appointment committee for Professor of Music, University of Auckland . 2000 - present One of four trustees of Michael Hill International Violin Competition. 2001 Member of The Arts Foundation of NZ 2001 Laureate Awards selection panel. 2002 - present Governor of the Arts Foundation of New Zealand 2003 - present Board member of the Parnell Community Trust
Voluntary work: 1993 -1995 Training course for Citizens Advice Bureau and duties as a bureau adviser. |
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