M.Mus.(Hons), B.Mus.(Hons.), PGCE, LTCL, FRSA, AIRMTNZ

Nicholas has sadly become too busy with other commitments and no longer has the time to co-directs the practise

Whilst in the UK, Nicholas managed the polo & equestrian teams and associated training programmes offered at Cheltenham College, currently national champions in both of these disciplines.

He hails from a background in education having taught at Cheltenham College, at Scots College in Wellington and at the prestigious Collegiate School in Wanganui.

Nicholas maintains a succcessful Concert Organist career, both in New Zealand, Australia and around the world. In 2006, Nick has studied hard to gain a Master of Music degree, endorsed in Organ & Harpsicord Performance at Waikato University, NZ.

He maintains a hectic schedule, and has given concerts at many of the premier venues throughout Europe, USA and across Australia & New Zealand. 2005 saw him perform at venues including Auckland University, Dunedin Town Hall and in Sydney, Melbourne & Wangaratta, Australia. In 2006 he has played at Cathedrals and Town Halls in Brisbane & Adelaide as well as other venues.
2007 brings the performance of "The Four Hands and Four Feet Tour", a organ extravaganza consisting of Nick and Max Kenworthy performing at the console in tandem.

Nicholas broadcasts on National Radio New Zealand, presenting Pressing on & Composer of the Week for Concert FM. Last year he also produced a successful programme for TVNZ, (already repeated in the holiday schedules) and has in the past taken part in TV & radio productions for the BBC, Sky TV and US networks.

On the rare occasions that he has spare time, he enjoys a range of sporting pursuits, including polo, skiing and hunting both sides of the Tasman, having ridden to the Oaklands Hounds in Victoria, Au and with the Egmont-Wanganui in NZ