Roman Borys is one of Canada’s most active chamber musicians and a founding member of the Gryphon Trio. As a producer, Roman looks after production and development of the Gryphon Trio’s various projects and education and outreach initiatives. His most ambitious undertaking in this regard has been the theatrical development of Christos Hatzis’ Constantinople.

A native of Toronto, Roman Borys studied with Janos Starker at Indiana University and Aldo Parisot at Yale University. Roman now teaches at the University of Toronto Faculty of Music along with Gryphon Trio pianist Jamie Parker and violinist Annalee Patipatanakoon. Outside of chamber music, Roman enjoys contributing to film soundtracks and has been the featured soloist in Kenneth Lonnergan’s You can count on me and Guy Madden’s The saddest music in the world.