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Mary Aziz-Stoetzer’s songs can be heard on the radio, on stage and in classrooms around the world. Performers who have recorded her songs include DuffleBag Theatre, McAuley, Jackie Ungar, Beverley Mahood, Deborah Hay and French singer Jacquot.
A number of Mary’s songs were commissioned for publisher Prentice Hall Ginn’s French textbook series Acti-Vie. Writing and recording with her husband Ryner Stoetzer, Mary has enjoyed creating theme songs for such worthy causes as the Children’s Miracle Network and The 2001 Canada Summer Games.
As Co-Chair of Special Events and Ceremonies for The 15th World Transplant Games in 2005, Mary produced The World Transplant Idol Competition for 1500 people at Alumni Hall in London. Fifteen performers from ten countries world-wide entertained transplant recipients and guests, as well as Canadian Idol runner-up Theresa Sokyrka who was on-hand to judge the competition.
More recently, Mary developed two French/English plays that are performed annually by DuffleBag Theatre’s bilingual troupe. |
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Ryner Stoetzer has composed, arranged, produced and performed music for over thirty television series, documentaries and specials that comprise nearly 800 individual episodes.
A graduate of the Music Industry Arts Program at Fanshawe College, Ryner is both a sound recording engineer and a prolific and diversified composer whose award-winning scores can be heard on Global TV, CTV, Toronto 1, CKCO-TV, Prime TV, The Discovery Channel, The Learning Channel, The Outdoor Life Network, TSN, RDS and The New PL, as well as hundreds of stations across the U.S. and around the world.
Ryner enjoys composing music for dressage competitions, modern dance and theatre, including Marcus Lundgren's Keeper of The Stories for the London International Children's Festival. His collaboration with Gary McAuley produced "Remember When," the third single to be released from the McAuley album My Heaven. Ryner had the honour of composing "Field of Play" for the Opening Ceremonies of the 2001 Canada Summer Games, and having tracks from his OneMusic CD air on Access Hollywood.
Ryner also excels at creating theme music to help companies position their Image in an increasingly specialized market.
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