About Rod Christian

Rod Christian has successfully taught in three major schools in Perth, Western Australia as Head of Music and also Head of the Arts. He has written and recorded numerous songs, jingles and music for television documentaries. He co wrote Cruisin the Musical which featured Glenn Shorrock as the lead performer. He has also musically directed many school and professional productions throughout Australia.

He is now semi-retired from teaching and these days he is Director of his Production Company, Rodmusic Productions in Sorrento and concentrates on composition for film and television, as well as songs from pop/rock and jazz genres. Rod also composes large and small choral arrangements and settings for orchestra. He is currently writing his second major musical based on his parents’ life during World War Two in Perth Western Australia and abroad in the Middle East and New Guinea, and, composing a major symphonic/choral work in three movements. Rod is also co-writing a musical about the Melbourne Olympic Games in 1956 titled “The Friendly Games.” Rod has just published a large composition “ULURU for orchestra and Choir” which is represented by The Australian Music Centre here:

AMC website

8 thoughts on “About Rod Christian

  1. Very nice to meet you tonight after We Will Rock You.
    I’m Paula Parore aka OZ who sang the ballad “No One But You” Only the good die young.
    Hope to meet again one day.

    Kindest wishes

    Paula

  2. Thanks Paula. Was indeed great to meet you. I will certainly be in touch if I need a great singer. Rod

  3. Hello Rod, the small taste of “Mates” is amazing, but it has whetted my appetite for the complete show, especially as I know the story so well . Great work Love Chris from the Land of the Long White Cloud.

  4. Hi Christine. Was so good you made it to “ MATES Showcase.” The actual script is finished for the full- length two hour show so hopefully by mid next year it will be showing in a theatre here in Perth. We will definitely tour this to all states and hopefully New Zealand. Rod x

  5. Hi Rod,

    You haven’t changed since, the time I was at Corpus Christi College, which was about 26 years ago when I left. Your music on your tube is wonderful

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