World Premieres were given of the following songs:
Bitter Cold;  The Ghost Road;   Autumn Thoughts- composer- Larry Sitsky   At the Triton\u27s Call- composer- May Howlet

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University of WollongongResearch OnlineFaculty of Law, Humanities and the Arts - Papers Faculty of Law, Humanities and the Arts2013New Australian Art Song for Low VoiceLotte LatukefuUniversity of Wollongong, latukefu@uow.edu.auResearch Online is the open access institutional repository for the University of Wollongong. For further information contact the UOW Library:research-pubs@uow.edu.auPublication DetailsL. Latukefu 2013 New Australian Art Song for Low Voice XIX National ASME Conference Canberra September 29, 2013 (15 mins)New Australian Art Song for Low VoiceAbstractWorld Premieres were given of the following songs:Bitter Cold; The Ghost Road; Autumn Thoughts- composer- Larry Sitsky At the Triton's Call- composer- MayHowlettKeywordslow, voice, song, australian, artDisciplinesArts and Humanities | LawPublication DetailsL. Latukefu 2013 New Australian Art Song for Low Voice XIX National ASME Conference CanberraSeptember 29, 2013 (15 mins)This creative work is available at Research Online: http://ro.uow.edu.au/lhapapers/1012      MigratoryTo the person who left a note on my windshield“Songs of love” (song cycle)‘We loved long and happily’, ‘That love of Ours’ and ‘Times past’At the Triton’s CallThe Ground of BeingDistanceCobweb FarmSpacesA Feast of LanternsI:’Bitter Cold,‘Autumn Thoughts’, IV: ‘Along the Stream’, V: ‘Freezing Night’, VI: ‘A Feast of Lanterns’ &Night’Dance Set  ‘Latin Lover’, ‘Slowfox’ and ‘Tango Tango  New Australian Art Song for Low Voice WORLD PREMIERE CONCERT7.30pm, 29th September, 2013. WESLEY MUSIC CENTRE, NATIONAL CIRCUIT, FORREST, ACT new vocal works by DIANA BLOM JOHN WAYNE DIXONMAY HOWLETTHOUSTON DUNLEAVY GORDON KERRYCLARE MACLEANPAUL PAVIOURLARRY SITSKY  performed by JENNY DUCK-CHONG, mezzoLOTTE LATUKEFU, mezzoSUSAN REPPION BROOKE, CLIVE BIRCH*,  LOUISE SCOTT, DAVID WICKHAM,    presented by CATHY AGGETT  Gordon KerryClive Birch, bass,  Houston DunleavyJenny Duck-ChongLouise Scott, piano    Paul Paviour musicBarrett BrowningSusan ReppionDavid Wickham May Howlett words and musicLotte Latukefu John Wayne DixonClive Birch, bass,  Clare MacleanJenny Duck-ChongLouise Scott, piano Diana Blom music, Clive Birch, bass,  John Wayne DixonSusan ReppionDavid Wickham (Song cycle)  II: ’The Ghost Road, III:  VII: ‘Song of the . Larry Sitsky music, Chinese translated textsLotte LatukefuJenny Duck-ChongLouise Scott, piano(song cycle)  Diana Blom words and musicClive Birch, bass, * Clive Birch appears courtesy of The Song CompanyLaunch by Robyn Holmes, Senior Curator, National Library of AustraliaThe Anthology of Australian Art Song for Low VoiceWirripang Pty Ltd, 18/106 Corrimal Street,  Wollongong   NSW  2500  Australia Telephone: 02 4228 9388  Fax: 02 4228 9377   E-mail: keats@wirripang.com.au  Web: australiancomposers.com.au               -soprano -contralto contralto bass piano piano    music, Les Murray text David Wickham, piano  music, Laura E Goodin words  , mezzo-soprano,   , Louis Simpson, Elizabeth  & Jane Corbett text -Brooke, contralto,  , piano  , mezzo-contralto, Louise Scott, piano  music, Sylvia Rice words David Wickham, piano  music, Gillis Maclean text , mezzo-soprano,   Jennifer Rumsey poem David Wickham, piano  music, Sylvia Rice words -Brooke, contralto,  , piano  , mezzo-contralto, (I-III) , mezzo-soprano,  (IV-VII)    David Wickham, piano         BIOGRAPHIES Cathy Aggett, presenter, is a performer and music educator whose doctoral research revolves around practicepedagogical research into Australian art song. She is a singer and singing teacher (LTCL, Trinity College) currently running her own studio, withUNSW), and is nearing completion of her PhD rClive Birch is a bass who has been singing all his life. He completed a the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. He has worked with the D’Oyly Carte Opera Company, the National Opera Studio, Glyndebourne, after which he has been a member of The Song Company for the past 23 years.Diana Blom is a composer and pianist/harpsichordist.an interest in, and has set to music words of, Australasian writers. Scores are published by Wirripang Pty. Ltd. and Orpheus Music.  Diana is AssContralto Susan Reppion-Brooke singing with Sue Falk. She regularly performs and directs her own vocal ensemble. Mezzo soprano Jenny Duckwith a diverse array of Sydney's finest ensembles.performance, she is also an avid John Wayne Dixon studied composition with John Antill and Edward Cowie and attained a Master of Arts from the University of Wollongong. He was appointed Music Director of the City of Wollachievements as a composer is his ‘Colonial’ Symphony (his 3and his many songs.  Ulster-born Houston Dunleavy at the University of Wollongong. His compositional interests include music for orchestra, the theatre, the voice, the church, the combination of electroAustralian music.  May Howlett has, after a long career in performance as pianist, singer and actress, turned fullcomposition. Wirripang Publications publish and record a selection of her works; lists of these and other information may be viewed on the Australian Music Centre and Wirripang websites.In 2009 Gordon Kerry was awarded an Established Composer Fellowship from the Ian Potter Cultural Trust, with which to compose new works for the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, Sydney Chamber Choir, BOrchestra and Scottish Chamber Orchestra and complete a new opera with playwright Louis Nowra. Kerry was recently awarded Work of the Year in the Instrumental Category of the 2013 Art Music Awards for his String Quartet.   Mezzo-contralto Lotte LatukefuTrust scholarships to complete studies at the Manhatten School of Music. Since returning to Australia she regularly performs and records contemporary Australian musDoctorate in Philosophy degree in 2010. Clare Maclean has written music for choirs and ensembles in Australia and overseas. Two CDs of her work have been released by the Sydney Chamber Chcomposition category of the Australian Art Music Awards in 2012. Clare teaches music theory and composition at the University of Western Sydney.Paul Paviour was born in Birmingham UK and has of Music at All Saints College Bathurst, Bathurst Cathedral and Goulburn Cathedral. Paviour believes in the power of community music and was the founder and first Director of the Goulburn Reginclude 6 song cycles and over a hundred solo songs.Louise Scott graduated from the Sydney Conservatorium before studying with Paul Hamburger and Geoffrey Parsons. She has worked as a recording artist both here and inwell as being Prof of Accomp at De Pauw UniversityAs founding member of the Canberra School of Music, Australian National University, positions. Sitsky has been awarded many honours for his compositions, including the A H Maggs Award twice, the Alfred Hill Memorial Prize, the first National Critics’ Award , and the inaugural Australian Composer’s Fellowship. David Wickham is one of Australia's foremost accompanists. He lectures at WAAPA in Perth and was formerly on the music staff of the Australian Opera Studio. His recital series SwanSongs is being broadcast by ABC Classic FM later this year, featuring GregorTHE ANTHOLOGY OF AUSTRALThe Anthology of Australianincludes accompanying performance and learningby Cathy Aggett. The anthology is in two volumes: Vol. 1 containsvoice, with works by Houston Dunleavy, Clare Maclean, May Howlett and Larry Contralto and bass voice, with works by John Wayne Dixon, Paul Paviour, Diana Blom and Gordonanthology will be formally launched at the concert andfor purchase on the Wirripang website  qualifications in Music Education (DipMusEd, Syd Con) andesearching Australian art song at the University of Western Sydney. B.Mus and went on to win the Gold Medal at   Recent compositions are for piano and/or toy piano.ociate Professor of music at the University of Western Sydney.is a renowned singer and music educator now living in Tasmania. Susan studied -Chong is a versatile freelance singer and solo artist, working on stage and in the studio   A specialist in the realms of new music and early music recitalist and co-director of acclaimed new music ensemble Halcyon.ongong Orchestra. Among his rd symphony), which was a Bicentennial commission, was until recently Senior Lecturer in Composition in the School of -acoustic and acoustic resources, the exploration of virtuosity and indigenous   has received many awards including Fullbright, Ian Potter and Queen Elizabeth ic with leading Australian artists, as well as having completed her  oir, and the Osanna Mass from the second of these won the vocal  held many positions in Britain and Australia,ional Conservatorium. His vocal works   the US as well as performing extensively overseas. She is founding director of the El Paso Summer Music Festival.  y Yurisich, Sara Macliver and Katja Webb. IAN ART SONG FOR LOW Art Song for Low Voice includes the songs by the 8 composers, is edited by and  strategies to assist singers and singers approach 10 songs for mezzo be on sale throughout the conference http://australiancomposers.com.au/  -based,  Musicology (MMus,      She has     Music and Drama -time to teaching and endigo Symphony  including Director  as  Larry Sitsky has held many   VOICE    the songs written -soprano and mezzo-contralto Sitsky. Vol. 2 contains 11 songs for  Kerry.  The . It will also be available 

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