Original sentence: In 2003 William Barton served as the first Artist-in-Residence with the Queensland Symphony Orchestra, the first appointment of an indigenous musician to an Australian symphony orchestra.In 2004 he was awarded the Brisbane Lord Mayor's Young and Emerging Artists' Fellowship, and the following year he was a Metropolitan Finalist for the Suncorp Young Queenslander of the Year Award.In 2005 Barton performed at the 90th Anniversary Gallipoli at ANZAC Cove, Turkey, and in debut concerts with the London Philharmonic Orchestra at Royal Festival Hall in London.In 2005/2006 Barton collaborated with orchestras, choral directors and composers in Australia, America and Europe, developing new commissions for the didgeridoo.Nominated in the ARIA Music Awards of 2004 for Best Classical Album with ABC Classics recording "Songs of Sea and Sky" by composer Peter Sculthorpe with conductor Michael Christie and The Queensland Orchestra.Performed by William Barton and the Queensland Orchestra conducted by Michael Christie, this album was nominated for Best Classical Album at the ARIA Music Awards of 2004.William has since appeared at music festivals around the world and has also recorded a number of orchestral works
Edited sentence: In 2003 William Barton served as the first Artist-in-Residence with the Queensland Symphony Orchestra, the first appointment of an Indigenous musician to an Australian symphony orchestra.In 2004 he was awarded the Brisbane Lord Mayor's Fellowhip for Young and Emerging Artist, and the following year he was a Metropolitan Finalist for the Suncorp Young Queenslander of the Year Award.In 2005 Barton performed at the 90th Anniversary Gallipoli at ANZAC Cove, Turkey and debut concerts with the London Philharmonic Orchestra at Royal Festival Hall in London.In 2005/2006 Barton collaborated with orchestras, choral Directors and composers in Australia, America and Europe, developing new commissions for the didgeridoo.Nominated in the  ARIA Music Awards of 2004 for Best Classical Album with ABC Classics recording "Songs of Sea and Sky" by composer Peter Sculthorpe with conductor Michael Christie and The Queensland Orchestra.Performed by William Barton and the Queensland Orchestra conducted by Michael Christie This album was nominated for Best Classical Album at the ARIA Music Awards of 2004.Such collaboration is creating a sustainable future for the instrument and its place in Australia’s Cultural Heritage.William has since appeared at music festivals around the world and with symphony orchestras and has also recorded a number of orchestral works