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Jacinth Greywoode

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Representation

Max Grossman, A3 Artists Agency

Jacinth Greywoode

Biography

Jacinth Greywoode is a New York-based composer, arranger, and music director.  Recent compositional credits include: GONE MISSING Encores! Off-Center Lobby Project (New York City Center); DEATH BY LIFE (commissioned by White Snake Projects); IRON JOHN, (2020 Richard Rodgers Finalist, 2019 O’Neill NMTC Semifinalist, NAMT 31st Festival of New Musicals, TheatreWorks Silicon Valley New Works Festival, 2019 O’Neill Incubator Residency; Co-Book and Lyrics, Rebecca Hart); and BLACK GIRL IN PARIS (Civilians 2020 R&D Group; Book and Lyrics, AriDy Nox). Recent credits as music director/music arranger include A SOLDIER’S PLAY and THE ROSE TATTOO at American Airlines Theater, WiLDFLOWER at the Apollo Theater (music assistant), and THIS IS B.S., a new webseries. Jacinth received a Bachelor of Arts in music with a Certificate in collaborative piano performance from Princeton University, a Master of Arts in composition from Stony Brook University, and a Master of Fine Arts from the Graduate Musical Theatre Writing Program at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts.

Professional Experience

  • Broadway
  • Off Broadway
  • Regional
  • Concerts/Cabaret

Regions

  • NYC/Tri-State Area

Hireable as

  • Theatrical Composer (Music only)
  • Bookwriter/Librettist
  • Music Director/Conductor (Pianist)
  • Music Assistant
  • Music Copyist
  • Music Transcriber
  • Pit Musician (Keyboards)

My Instruments

  • Piano
  • Voice

Software

  • Dorico
  • Finale
  • GarageBand
  • Logic
  • MainStage
  • Sibelius
  • QLab

Affiliations

  • THE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF MUSICIANS (AFM)
  • ASCAP
  • THE DRAMATISTS GUILD

Pronouns

  • He/Him