Henry Pinder

Australian Bass Henry Pinder maintains a busy international performing schedule. A classical music lover from a young age, Henry began performing in 2004 at the age of ten in the children’s chorus of Opera Queensland. Soon thereafter, Henry moved to Vienna to become the first Australian member of the Vienna Boys’ Choir, with whom he toured extensively and performed under the batons of many renowned conductors, including Bertrand De Billy, Simone Young and Riccardo Muti. Henry completed his formal vocal training in his hometown of Brisbane at the Queensland Conservatorium under Associate Professor Margaret Schindler. He performed several leading roles in Conservatorium operas, including the Speaker in Mozart’s Magic Flute, Superintendent Budd in Britten’s Albert Herring and the Drunken Po