Wirripang - All activities relating to pioneering new Australian art music around the world

NOMINATION: Luminary - State and Territory

NOMINATION: Luminary - State and Territory

The Luminary Awards seek to honour individuals and organisations who, through sustained contribution (demonstrated over a period 3-5 years prior), have impacted their communities on a state or territory level through visionary leadership, fearless trailblazing, high-level artistic practice, and championing of Australian repertoire. Nominations for individuals should demonstrate a program of activities or a range of projects rather than (for example) the recording and release of a single album. Nominations for a single work or project should be made in the Work of the Year or Excellence categories.

If you believe you are nominated in the wrong category or the details of your nomination to be incorrect, please contact the AMC via email at awards@australianmusiccentre.com.au before proceeding with the nomination.

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Nominee

Wirripang

Nominated Project/Activity

All activities relating to pioneering new Australian art music around the world

State/Territory

New South Wales

Nominator Statement
Wirripang, established in 1987, is the largest independent sheet music publisher of Australian music, striving for quality and excellence. They operate from Wollongong and many of their activities are centred in NSW. Wirripang has a dedicated panel of members who peer review and approve all works prior to publication, hence, maintaining the high standard we endeavour to achieve.
Wirripang has an extensive catalogue of sheet music, which includes a large collection by Australian Heritage composers, and a wide range of teaching resources. Wirripang also produces CDs and biographical books. Wirripang have managed many internationally highly acclaimed albums and performances of new Australian art music.

The Wirripang board consists of many highly respected members of the Australian art music community:

Artists' Advisory Panel Members:

Professor Emeritus Michael Atherton AM, PhD, musician, composer, educator, and author.

Dr Michael Dixon, DCA (UOW), MMus (Contemporary Musicology), MPhil (Composition), LRSM, FTCL, former Principal Horn Queensland Orchestra and guest Principal Horn AOBO.

Dr Wendy Dixon Dip.Mus (Hons), Master of Music (Mus Ed), Guest Artist Soloist for Opera Australia, private studio and educational teacher of singing.

David Miller AM, BA (Hons), Chair Ensemble Studies, Sydney Conservatorium of Music (Piano/Accompaniment)

Assoc Professor Dr Jeanell Carrigan AM B.A.(Mus) with distinction (Qld Con), Künstlerische Straatsdiplom (Hochschule fuer Musik, Munich), M.Mus. (UQ) DCA (University of Wollongong). Collaborative Piano Unit, Sydney Conservatorium of Music, The University of Sydney.

Dr John Peterson, BMus (Hons), MMus, PhD (Sydney), Composer, and retired Senior Lecturer in Composition at the School of the Arts and Media, University of New South Wales.

Joanne Burrows, BA Grad.Dip.Teach.; A.T.C.L.; AMus.; L.T.CL. Cert.IV Assessment and Training; Master of Education and currently undertaking PhD studies. Head of Keyboard and Music Craft at Riverina Conservatorium of Music.

Dr. Brett McKern, PhD (Syd), DCA (W'gong), BMus, BEd (UNSW), Bth (SCD), FRCO, FTCL, FGCM, FCompASMC, LMusA, ACertCM,CertRs, HonGCM, Composer, Organist, Conductor, Lecturer, Consultant in Music and Music Education, AMEB Federal Examiner.

Eligibility checklist

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