Rolf Boon is an Associate Composer of the Canadian Music Centre, Member of the Canadian League of Composers, Audio Engineering Society and Tonus Vivus. His compositions have received national and international exposure including performances in Barcelona, Spain; Berlin, Germany; Los Angeles,,USA; Poland and China. His work has been broadcast on Access Radio and CBC radio/television. Rolf has received many commissions from individuals, multimedia groups, and organizations and was the principal composer for the 1995 Canada Winter Games.
Rolf is the Chair of the Music Department and primary developer of the Digital Audio Arts program at the University of Lethbridge. He teaches Audio Production Techniques, Introductory Music Technology, Music and Audio Theory, Film Music and Composition. 
Originally from Kingston Ontario, Rolf studied piano and graduated with an ARCT (1978, RCM) and a B.Mus. (1980) from Queen's in piano performance and composition. At Queen's he studied piano with Dr. Ireneus Zuk and composition with Dr. Bruce Pennycook and Dr. Clifford Crawley. Rolf graduated with a M.Mus. (1983) from UBC. At UBC he studied composition with Dr. Steven Chatman and orchestration with Dr. Eliot Wiesgarber. He also holds a B.Ed. (1988) degree in secondary music education from UBC and a Ph.D. (2002) in Educational Administration and Leadership from the University of Alberta.
Web: http://directory.uleth.ca/users/rolf.boon (2011)