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  • Tony Lee: "The competition aimed to give anybody who applied a chance to perform a full recital."
    Piano student already winning over the world’s stages 16 May 2013 Tony Lee: "The competition aimed to give anybody who applied a chance to perform a full recital." Tony Lee, a student of piano at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, has taken out the first prize ...Read more
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    Goldner String Quartet and Sydney Conservatorium of Music announce partnership 19 Apr 2013 The Sydney Conservatorium of Music has announced an exciting new collaboration with Australia's pre-eminent string quartet, the Goldner String Quartet. The partnership involves masterclasses, two ...Read more
  • Claude Delangle
    International saxophone virtuoso to guest star at Australasian Saxophone and Clarinet Conference 28 Feb 2013 We are very excited to announce that distinguished saxophone virtuoso Claude Delangle will be one of our international guests for the Australasian Saxophone and Clarinet Conference to be held at the ...Read more
  • Claire Jordan's winning entry will be performed by the Sydney Conservatorium of Music next year.
    PhD student wins symphony award for original composition 17 Jan 2013 Claire Jordan's winning entry will be performed by the Sydney Conservatorium of Music next year. Claire Jordan, a composer and University of Sydney PhD candidate, is the winner of the David ...Read more
  • Jeremy Rose's PhD thesis will try to unearth what he thinks is a particularly Australian character reflected in the local jazz scene. [Image: Karen Steains]
    PhD student and musician Jeremy Rose vamps it up 13 Dec 2012 Jeremy Rose's PhD thesis will try to unearth what he thinks is a particularly Australian character reflected in the local jazz scene. Despite his passing resemblance to the Twilight star Robert ...Read more
  • Music scholar finds sound basis to revolutionise performance
    Music scholar finds sound basis to revolutionise performance 02 Jul 2012 Dr Neal Peres Da Costa: "I realised there is a significant gulf between how we play classical and romantic music now and how it was played back then." A University of Sydney scholar has conducted ...Read more