Trevor Knight (Irish musician)

For the Australian musician, see Trevor Knight (singer).

Trevor Knight (born 1954) is an Irish musician, composer, theatre sound designer and director.^[1] Born in England, he moved to Northern Ireland as a child where he took an interest in the piano. He briefly attended college in Dublin, at Bolton Street College and it was here where he formed his first group, Naima.^[2]

Whilst living in the Netherlands, he founded the new wave group, Auto Da Fé, along with Gay Woods.^[3] When the group split up in 1986, Trevor moved into music composition and theatre sound design.^[4]

He was elected to Aosdána in 2007.^[1]

Discography

With Auto Da Fé

• 5 Singles and 1 Smoked Cod (1984) Stoic (compilation of singles tracks)
• Tatitum (1985) Spartan
• Songs for Echo (2001) Hux (live 1983 recordings)^[5]

With others

• Hold Me Now – Johnny Logan – "Heartbroken Man"
• Under the Influence – Mary Coughlan – piano, synthesizer
• Live For Ireland

See also

• Carrier Frequency – Irish band
• Trevor Knight discography at Discogs
• Trevor Knight at IMDb