Robby Good is a composer, performer, and musical collaborator across multiple mediums that is always striving to find the next exciting unknown, and is thrilled and honored beyond words to be this year’s Steven Stucky Fellow. Robby’s concert music has been premiered by groups such as the International Contemporary Ensemble, the National Children’s Chorus, the Lyris Quartet, the Calder String Quartet, the Los Angeles Percussion Quartet, the Los Angeles Brass Alliance, Ensemble TM+, Quatuor Diotima, and the Los Angeles Philharmonic among others. Robby’s music has been recorded at the Eastwood Scoring Stage at Warner Bros, the Village Recording Studio, the Ostin Recording Studio, and Stagg Street Studio. Within the scope of visual media scoring, Robby has provided the scores to nearly 50 independent films and animated projects, including the animated YouTube series Famtheon, and has composed music for video games Project: Eden’s Garden and Rewind 99. Robby was the primary composer and the sole orchestrator for the musical theatre show Dis-topia, which will be receiving its East Coast premiere production in March 2027. 

Robby holds a master’s degree in Composition for Visual Media from the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music, alongside a bachelor’s in percussion performance with a film minor. Prior to his university studies, he was a member of the LA Phil Composer Fellowship Program from 2015-2018, where he studied with Andrew Norman and Sarah Gibson. Robby is consistently working within or alongside numerous nonprofit organizations dedicated to the prosperity of the musical arts within Los Angeles, including the Unprecedented Music Association, the Sarah Gibson Foundation, and Broadway West among others. When not in “composition mode”, Robby is usually found music directing theatre productions across the LA area, organizing studio sessions, or penning new ideas to pitch for concerts, performances, or shows of different sorts.