Joshua is a bass-baritone hailing from Hawkes Bay and now currently based in Wellington. As well as Voices New Zealand, Joshua also sings with a number of other ensembles including the Tudor Consort, The Queen’s Closet and the Cathedral Choir of the Wellington Cathedral of St Paul. Joshua also recently finished a cycle with the New Zealand Youth Choir in July 2025 after winning various awards at the European choir games and winning ‘Choir of the World’ at the international Eisteddford competition in Llangollen, Wales.
Though primarily an ensemble singer, Joshua has also started exploring the world of solo singing – notably in performances with the Queen’s Closet, and accompanying the Wellington Youth Choir as the baritone soloist in their performance of “Considering Matthew Shepherd”, an oratorio work composer by Craig Hella Johnson.

Josh Long is a Wellington based tenor who works as a Civil Engineer. Born and raised in Auckland, he has sung with the Auckland Chamber Choir, and was a Margot Lloyd Scholar for Harbour Voices. Now living in Wellington, he sings with, and is the chairperson of, the Wellington Youth Choir. He also sings with Tudor Consort and Octosquad. He has featured on the score choirs for the Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim and the Minecraft movie. He has been a member of the New Zealand Youth Choir since 2022, and was part of the choir that won Choir of the World in 2025. He has been a member of the Voices New Zealand pool since 2021, and 2025 marks his first year in the core choir.

Ivan is a Hakka-Chinese tenor from Tāmaki Makaurau. Alongside Voices Aotearoa New Zealand, Ivan also sings with 8bit Vocal Ensemble, St Matthew’s Voices, and the Auckland Chamber Choir. Ivan was a member of the New Zealand Secondary Students Choir and the New Zealand Youth Choir, and was part of the cycle that won ‘Choir of the World’ at the Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod and multiple awards at the European Choir Games in 2025.

Ivan is currently an itinerant singing teacher at Rangitoto College and Saint Kentigern College. He is the Musical Director of Cambiata, and Co-Music Director of Menasing. As a soloist, Ivan has performed with Pakuranga Choral, Cantando Choir, the Holy Trinity Cathedral Choir, and Auckland Philharmonia. He is also a member of the New Zealand Opera Chorus.  

A New Zealander of Māori and Samoan extraction, Steven is best known for his arrangements and compositions of Pacific choral music. Tracing his family lineage back to his ancestral lands of the Hokianga in the north of Aotearoa, as well as to the Samoan villages of Sāfune and Sāmauga in Savai’i, and Vailoa (Aleipata) in Upolu, he was greatly influenced by the customs and music of both cultures. In particular his childhood involvement in traditional Samoan church life, through the insistence of his maternal grandparents, meant that music, both religious and cultural, was always a feature of his upbringing.

A graduate of the University of Auckland in vocal performance and choral studies, Steven has arranged and composed music for many notable national choirs including the New Zealand Secondary Students’ Choir and the New Zealand Youth Choir. He currently works as a singing teacher, choral director, language coach (phonology and languages for singers), a professional singer, arranger, and composer in and around New Zealand.