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List of Australian composers 
Summary
This is a list of Australian composers of classical music, contemporary music and/or film soundtracks.
These names are largely drawn from the following:
- Music Australia[1] an online service developed by the National Library of Australia (NLA)[2] and the National Film and Sound Archive (NFSA);[3]
- Australian Music Centre's (AMC) list of "Represented artists";[4]
- lists entitled "Australian Composers" and "Australian Repertoire" published by Australian Choral Conductors Education and Training (ACCET);[5]
- the "Catalogue of Australian Organ Compositions 1866–2002" published by the Organ Historical Trust of Australia (OHTA);[6]
- the "Australian Composers" list;[7]
and various other websites and media sources.
Wherever possible, dates of birth and death are shown. The pseudonyms used by some composers are listed along with a reference back to their legal name. Entries are cross-referenced to one or more sources to provide further information.
A edit
- Roy Agnew (1891–1944)[8][9]
- David Ahern (1947–1988)[10]
- Hugo Alpen (1842–1917)[11]
- Ernie Althoff (born 1950)[12][13]
- John Henry Antill[14] (1904–1986)[15][16][17]
- Albert Arlen (1905–1993)[17][18]
- Martin Armiger (1949–2019)
- Keith Asboe (born 1929)[17]
B edit
- Tony Backhouse (born 1947)[19]
- Don Banks[14] (1923–1980)[20][21]
- David Banney (born 1967)
- Michael Barkl (born 1958)[22]
- Alison Bauld (born 1944)
- Betty Beath[14] (born 1932)[23][24]
- Ross Bolleter (born 1946)[25]
- Anne Elizabeth Boyd[14] (born 1946)[26][27]
- George Frederick Boyle (1886–1948)
- Philip Bračanin[14] (born 1942)[17][28]
- May (or Mary) Hannah Brahe (1884–1956)[29][30][31]
- Hooper Brewster-Jones (1887–1949)[32]
- Michael Brimer (1933–2023)
- Brenton Broadstock (born 1952)[33]
- Amanda Gabrielle Brown (born 1965)[34]
- Colin Brumby[14] (1933–2018)[17][35][36][37][38]
- Vera Buck (1903–1986)[39]
- Thomas (Tom) Edward Bulch (1860–1930)[40]
- Warren Burt (born 1949)[17][41][42][43][44][45]
- Nigel Butterley[14] (1935–2022)[17][46][47][48][49][50]
C edit
- John Carmichael (born 1930)[51]
- Ann Carr-Boyd[14] (born 1938)[17][52][53][54][55]
- Jeff Cashen
- Tristram Ogilvie Cary[14] (1925–2008)[56][57]
- Nick Cave (born 1957)[58]
- Herbert Hedwan Chandler (1865–1941).[59][60][61]
- Charles Cawthorne (1854–1925)
- Alice Charbonnet-Kellermann (1858–1914)[62][63]
- Charlie Chan (born 1966)[64]
- Arthur Chanter (1886–1950)[65][66][67]
- Deborah Cheetham (born 1964)[68]
- David Chesworth (born 1958)[69][70][71]
- Andrew Chubb (born 1975)[72]
- Zana Clarke (born 1965)[73]
- Judith Clingan[14] (born 1945)[74]
- George H. Clutsam (1866–1951)[17][75]
- Julian Cochran (born 1974)
- Percy Code (1888–1953)[76][77]
- Barry Conyngham[14] (born 1944)[78][79][80]
- Herbert Cosgrove (died 1953)[81][82]
- Vince Courtney (died 1951)[83][84][85]
- Kate Crawford (born 1976)[86]
- Ian Cresswell (born 1968)[87]
- Ian Cugley[14] (1945–2010)
- Leah Curtis[88][89]
- Cesare Cutolo (1826–1867)[90]
D edit
- Robert Davidson (born 1965)[91][92]
- Ruby Claudia Davy (1883–1946)[93]
- Brett Dean (born 1961)[94]
- George De Cairos Rego (1858–1946)[95][96]
- George Savin De Chanéet (1861–1926)[97]
- John Albert Delany (1852–1907)[98][99]
- Herbert De Pinna (1880–1936)[100][101]
- Matthew Dewey (born 1984)[102][103]
- Joe Dolce (born 1947)
- Paul Doornbusch (born 1959)[104][105]
- George Dreyfus[14] (born 1928)[17][106][107]
- Jon Drummond (born 1969)[108][109][110]
- Catherine Duc
E edit
- Ross Edwards[14] (born 1943)[111][112][113]
- Frederick Ellard (1824–1874)[114][115]
- Warren Ellis (born 1965)[116]
- Harry Lindley Evans[14] (1895–1982)[117][118]
- Winsome Evans (born 1941)[119][120]
F edit
- Billy Field (born 1953)
- Mary Finsterer (born 1962)[121][122]
- Thomas Fitzgerald[123][124]
- Samantha Fonti (born 1973)[125]
- Andrew Ford[14] (born 1957)[126][127]
- Riccardo Formosa (born 1954)[128]
- Grant Foster (born 1945)
- Jennifer Fowler[14] (born 1939)[17][129][130]
- Edwin Fowles (1871–1945)[131][132]
G edit
- Lisa Gerrard (born 1961)[133]
- Helen Gifford (born 1935)[134][135][136]
- Richard Gill (1941–2018)[14]
- Paolo Giorza (1832–1914)[137][138][139]
- Peggy Glanville-Hicks[14] (1912–1990)[140][141][142][143][144]
- Isador Goodman (1909–1982)
- Eugene Goossens[14] (1893–1962)[145][146]
- Christopher Gordon (born 1956)[147]
- Tony Gould[148][149]
- Paul Grabowsky (born 1958)[150]
- Ron Grainer (1922–1981)
- George Percy Aldridge Grainger[14] (1882–1961)[17][151][152][153]
- Sally Greenaway (born 1984)
- Stuart Greenbaum (born 1966)
- Maria Grenfell (born 1969)[154][155]
- Eric Gross[14] (1926–2011)[17][156][157]
H edit
- Gordon Hamilton (born 1982)[158]
- Ronald Hanmer[14] (1917–1994)
- Raymond Hanson (1913–1976)[17][159]
- Ian Keith Harris (born 1935)
- Fritz Bennicke Hart[14] (1874–1949)[17][160]
- Mick Harvey (born 1958)[161]
- Miska Hauser (1822–1887)[162]
- Fiona Joy Hawkins (born 1964)
- Christian Heim (born 1960)[163][164]
- Christian Helleman (1880–1954)[165][166]
- Moya Henderson[14] (born 1941)[17][167]
- Laurence Henry Hicks (1912–1997)
- Francis Hartwell Henslowe (1811–1878)[168][169]
- Moritz Heuzenroeder (1849–1897)[170]
- Alfred Francis Hill[14] (1869–1960)[171][172][173]
- Matthew Hindson (born 1968)[17][174][175][176]
- David Hirschfelder (born 1960)
- Dulcie Sybil Holland[14] (1913–2000)[17][177][178][179]
- Alan Holley (born 1954)
- Wilfrid Holland[14] (1920–2005)[180]
- Charles Edward Horsley (1822–1876)[181][182][183]
- Louis Howarde (–1944)[184][185][186]
- Robert Watson Hughes[14] (1912–2007)[187]
- Frank Hutchens[14] (1892–1965)[17][188][189]
- Miriam Beatrice Hyde[14] (1913–2005)[17][190][191][192]
I edit
- Robert Iolini (born 1960)
J edit
- William Garnet James[14] (1892–1977)[193][194][195]
- Graham Jenkin (born 1938)[196]
- Alan John[14] (born 1958)
- Anthony Linden Jones (born 1959)[197]
K edit
- Elena Kats-Chernin[14] (born 1957)[198][199]
- Donald H. Kay[14] (born 1933)[17][200][201][202]
- Norman Kaye (1927–2007)[203]
- Horace Keats (1895–1945)
- Paul Kelly (born 1955)[204]
- Paul Kenny (born 1969)[205]
- Frederick Septimus Kelly (1881–1916)[206]
- Gordon Kerry (born 1961)
- Henry John King (1855–1934)[207][208]
- Ashley Klose
- William Robert Knox (1861–1933)[209]
- Douglas Knehans (born 1957)[210][211][212]
- Julian Knowles (born 1965)[213]
- Graeme Koehne[14] (born 1956)[214]
- Constantine Koukias (born 1965)[215][216]
- Henri Kowalski (1841–1916)[217][218]
- Henry Krips[14] (1912–1987)[219]
L edit
- Brenton Langbein (1928–1993)[220]
- Guglielmo Enrico Lardelli (1857–1910)[221][222]
- Louis Lavater (1867–1953)[223][224]
- Lê Tuấn Hùng (born 1960)[225]
- Stephen Leek[14] (born 1959)[17][226][227]
- Dorian Le Gallienne[14] (1915–1963)[228][229]
- John Lemmone (1861–1949)[230][231]
- Georges Lentz (born 1965)[232]
- Liza Lim[14] (born 1966)[233][234]
- Carl (or Karl) Ferdinand August Linger (a.k.a. Charles Linger)[14] (1810–1862)[235][236]
- Michael Lira (born 1975)
- Alexander Frame Lithgow (1870–1929)[237]
- Jonathan Little (born 1965)[238][239]
- William Lovelock[14] (1899–1986)[17][240][241]
- David Lumsdaine[14] (1931–2024)[17][242][243]
- Jack Lumsdaine (1895–1948)[244][245]
M edit
- Mary Mageau[14] (1934–2020)[17][246][247]
- Raffaele Marcellino (born 1964)[248]
- Stephen Hale Marsh (1805–1888)[249]
- George Marshall-Hall (1862–1915)[250][251]
- Arthur Massey (composer) (1861–1950)[252][253][254]
- John Boswell Maver (born 1932)
- Mona McBurney (1867–1932)
- John McAll (born 1960)
- Daniel Clive McCallum (born 1989)
- Charles William McCarthy (1848–1919)[255][256]
- David McCormack[257]
- Peter Dodds McCormick (1834?–1916)[258]
- Brett McKern (born 1972)[259][260]
- Sir William McKie[14] (1901–1984)[17]
- Richard Meale (1932–2009)[17][261][262][263]
- Sir Jonathan Mills (born 1963)
- Richard Mills[14] (born 1949)[17][264][265]
- Ernest Edwin Mitchell (1865–1951)[266]
- Kate Moore (born 1979)[267]
- Stephen Moreno (1889–1953)[268][269]
- Graeme Morton[14][270]
- Ian Munro (born 1963)[271]
- William Murdoch (1888–1942)
- Ellie Malonzo (2009-) [272]
N edit
O edit
- Sean O'Boyle (born 1963)
- Tony O'Connor (1961–2010)
- William Arundel (Bunny) Orchard (1867–1961)[280]
P edit
- Charles Sandys Packer (1810–1883)[281][282]
- Frederick Augustus Packer (1839–1902)[283][284]
- George Palmer (born 1947)
- Katharine "Kitty" Parker (1886–1971)[285]
- Anthony Pateras (born 1979)[286]
- Raimund Pechotsch (died 1941)[287]
- James Penberthy[14] (1917–1999)[17][288][289][290]
- Michael (Mike) Perjanik
- Barrington Somers Pheloung (1954–2019)[291]
- Linda Phillips (1899–2002)[292]
- Jeff Pressing (1946-2002)[293]
R edit
- Bert Rache (died 1928)[294]
- Stephen Rae (born 1961)[295]
- Alan Rattray[296][297][298]
- Graeme Revell (born 1955)[299]
- Ruby Reynolds-Lewis (1881–1964)[300]
- Damien Ricketson (born 1973)[301]
- Arthur Rivers (1857–1940)[302][303]
- Sir William Robinson (1834–1897)
- John Rodgers (born 1962)
- Hermann Rosendorff (1860–1935)[304][305]
- David Rumsey (1939–2017)[17]
S edit
- Arline Sauer[306][307][308]
- Albert Bokhare Saunders (1880–1946)[309][310]
- Andrew Schultz[14] (born 1960)[17][311][312][313]
- Peter Sculthorpe[14] (1929–2014)[17][314][315][316][317]
- Luscombe Searelle (1853–1907)
- Matthew Shlomowitz (born 1975)[318][319]
- Thanapoom Sirichang (born 1981)[320]
- Larry Sitsky[14] (born 1934)[17][321][322][323]
- Cezary Skubiszewski (born 1949)[324][325]
- Jan Skubiszewski (born 1981)
- Joe Slater (1872–1926)[326]
- Roger Smalley[14] (1943–2015)[327]
- Michael Sollis (born 1985)
- Benjamin Speed, film composer
- William Stanley (composer) (1820–1902)[328][329][330]
- Reginald Alberto Agrati Stoneham (1879–1942)[331]
- Robert James Stove (born 1961)[332]
- Wendy Suiter (born 1954)[333][334][335]
- Joseph Summers (1839–1917)[336][337]
- May Summerbelle (1867–1914)[338]
- Margaret Sutherland[14] (1897–1984)[339][340]
T edit
- Peter Tahourdin[14] (1928–2009)[43][341][342]
- Henry Tate (1873–1926)[343][344]
- George Tibbits (1933–2008)[17]
- Katia Tiutiunnik (born 1967)[345][346][347]
- Richard Tognetti (born 1965)[348]
- George William Torrance (1835–1907)[349][350][351]
- Ernest Truman (1869–1948)[352][353]
- Costas Tsicaderis (1945–2004)[354]
- Walter J. Turner (1884–1946)[355]
- Joseph Twist (born 1982)
V edit
- Lindsay Vickery (born 1965)[356]
- Carl Edward Vine (born 1954)[357]
- Nicholas Vines (born 1976)[17][358]
- Alexander Voltz (born 1999)[359]
W edit
- Don Walker (born 1951)[360]
- Simon Walker (1961–2010)
- Felix Werder[14] (1922–2012)[17][361][362]
- Martin Wesley-Smith[14] (1945–2019)[363][364]
- Fred Werner (active 1895–1912)[365][366]
- Nigel Westlake (born 1958)[367][368]
- Alfred Wheeler (1865–1949)[369][370][371]
- Gillian Whitehead[14] (born 1941)[372]
- Stephen Whittington (born 1953)[373]
- Christopher Willcock[14] (born 1947)[17][374]
- Malcolm Williamson[14] (1931–2003)[17][375]
- David Worrall (born 1954)[376][377]
Y edit
- Yitzhak Yedid (born 1971)
Z edit
- Alberto Zelman (1832–1907)[378]
See also edit
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