Zach Redler is an active composer, pianist, arranger, copyist, musicologist and musical director. As a musicologist, Mr. Redler’s research and study of Auschwitz victim Marcel Tyberg's life and music has culminated in three world premiers by the Buffalo Philharmonic and two distinguished grants, NYU's Collaborative Arts Grant and support from the Foundation for Jewish Philanthropies. This spring Lucina Horn will premier Tyberg’s Heine Zyklus in Buffalo followed by the Buffalo Philharmonic’s premier of Tyberg’s Second Symphony in the Spring of 2011 conducted by JoAnn Faletta.

Mr. Redler actively works as a vocal coach and accompanist for students at NYU’s Steinhardt School of Education. He is a copyist for Kaye/Houston Music, Ricky Ian Gordon, Mel Marvin, the Buffalo Philharmonic and Bachovich Music Publishers among others.

Recent productions as composer: The Memory Show (Premiere Barrington Stage Co Aug 2010; NAMT Festival of New Musicals; reading, Barrington Stage Company, book and lyrics by Sara Cooper); Loving Leo (reading, Adirondack Theater Festival, book and lyrics by Sara Cooper); Perez Hilton Saves the Universe, (Joe’s Pub, DC Arts Center, Bleeker Street Theater, Best Musical Fringe Festival 2008 and Best Musical in the Talkin' Broadway 2008 Summer Theatre Festival Citations); May Day (GMTWP Reading); Adeyele (short musical, GMTWP Reading). Music Directing/Assistant Music Directing credits: Damn Yankees, Rent, One, Golden Apple, A Little Night Music. Broadway: Xanadu. Off Broadway: H.M.S. Pinafore, Captain Louie, Marriage of Better and Boo. He is a member of ASCAP, Local 802 and a graduate of NYU Tisch’s Graduate Musical Theatre Writing Program.  As always, love to Brittney.