Bernadette Harvey

Bernadette Harvey DMA (Eastman USA) is an Australian concert pianist and Senior Lecturer at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. A prodigy at the age of 2½ when she won her first medal in a Sydney EisteddfodRailway Institute Eisteddfod, 1969Discover Musica Viva, Bernadette Harvey. September 2020. https://musicaviva.com.au/media/filer_public/d9/75/d9755027-b743-4f17-9835-0782fe7a3815/0920_142_nr_discovermva_harvey_concertguide_v2.pdf, she has given concerts all over the world and collaborated with leading Australian and international conductors and orchestras, chamber ensembles and distinguished colleagues such as Stuart Challender, Patrick Thomas, Marc-André Hamelin|Marc-Andre Hamelin, Pierre Jalbert, Ani Kavafian, David Shifrin as well as the Prazak, Tokyo and Shanghai Quartets and recently the Canadian Jupiter Quartet. Although she is acclaimed for her performances of the traditional canon of music, her preference is for original contemporary piano music.
She has pioneered and premiered the works of many Australian and American composers in Australia and overseas, including Matthew Hindson, Nigel Westlake, Ross Edwards, Tim Dargaville, Pierre Jalbert, Kevin Puts, Gordon Kerry, Carl Vine, Jane Stanley, Melody Eötvös and Donald Hollier. 
As Artistic Director of the 3rd Australian Women’s Festival in 1997Winner of Sounds Australian Award for distinguished service to Australian music (1997). she showcased the compositions of eighty (80) emerging Australian female composers , including many working abroad.
== Family ==
Born (8th April 1967) in Sydney of a musical family, her siblings include Michael Kieran Harvey (concert pianist and composer), Dominic Harvey (French Horn and conductor) and Rowan Harvey-Martin (violinist and conductor). Her mother Anne Harvey OAM was a pupil of Alexander Sverjensky and her father Francis Ravel Harvey is a distant descendant of the Ravel Family, and a direct descendant of the great Australian singer Gladys MoncrieffKevin Ravell Family Tree 2020. She has two children, Ariel (21) and Ravel (19).
== Education & Training ==
University of Rochester USA 	Doctor of Musical Arts 	1993
Eastman School of Music USA 	Masters of Music Degree 	1991
Aspen Music Festival 	Full Tuition, Summer 	1990
Texas Christian University 	Full Tuition, Spring 	1990
Sydney Conservatorium of Music 	Bachelor of Music Degree 	1989
Royal College of Music, London 	Study with Hamysh Milne 	1987
University of British Columbia 	Full Tuition, Study Abroad	1986
Sydney Conservatorium of Music 	Bachelor Degree 	1986
Sydney Conservatorium of Music 	Associate Degree SCM 	1985
Sydney Conservatorium High School	Higher School Certificate 	1983
== Scholarships & Study Awards ==
Phillipina Fleiner Piano Performance Scholarship (2) (Eastman) 	1991
Australia Council Grant for International Study Abroad (3) 	1991
Phillipina Fleiner Piano Performance Scholarship (1) (Eastman) 	1990
Australia Council Grant for International Study Abroad (2) 	1990
Music Students Overseas Scholarship (Conservatorium High School)	1989
Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee Grant 	1989
City of Sydney Piano Scholarship 	1988
Australia Council Grant for International Study Abroad (1) 	1987
University of British Columbia Full Tuition Scholarship 	1987
Big Brother Scholarship for Study Abroad 	1986
Sydney Savage Club Music Scholarship 	1984
Margaret Cunningham Award, ‘Outstanding Musical Performance’ 	1984
== Competition Awards ==
‘Mo’ Award, Duo Piano ‘Australian Virtuosi’ Musica Viva 	2002
Prime Minister’s Centenary 2000 Award, ‘Services to Australian Music’ 	2001
‘Sounds Australian’ Award, 3rd Australian Women’s Music Festival 	1997
Chamber Music Prize, Esther Honens Piano Competition 	1991
Best Performance of Original Work, Honens Piano Competition 	1991
Silver Medallist, San Antonio International Keyboard Competition 	1991
Isabel Scionti Award - ‘Piano Solo Prize’ – Kingsville International Piano Competition USA 	1990
National Finalist - $10,000 Landa Memorial Competition for Study Abroad 	1989
National Winner - Yamaha Piano Competition 	1988
State & Commonwealth Winner - ‘Young Performer of the Year’ – Australian Broadcasting Corporation Instrumental & Vocal Competition	1987
S.Hooper Memorial Award - ‘Best Recital Pianist' 	1986
Winner – Sydney’s Inner West Eisteddfod 	1986
State Winner & Commonwealth Finalist, Instrumental & Vocal Competition – Australian Broadcasting Corporation 	1986
State Winner & Commonwealth Finalist, Instrumental & Vocal Competition – Australian Broadcasting Corporation 	1985
Raisa Dobrinsky Prize – ‘Best Recital Pianist’ Sydney Conservatorium 	1982
Annual Prizewinner – Sydney Eisteddfod 	1970-1989
== Certificates/Accreditation ==
University of Rochester USA Doctor of Musical Arts 1993
Accreditation Private Music Teacher, Sydney Conservatorium of Music 1991
Accreditation for Piano Pedagogy, Music Teachers Association NSW 1990
Licentiate in Piano, Australian Music Examinations Board 1984
Associate of Music, Australian Examinations Board 1983
Associate of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music (ASCM) 1983
== Career ==
Bernadette Harvey was educated at the Sydney Conservatorium High School and later at the Sydney Conservatorium, where she studied piano with Gordon Watson (pianist)|Gordon Watson, Neta Maughan and Marjorie Hesse and Flute with Margaret Crawford.
Winner of the ABC Young Performer of the Year (1987), Bernadette performed concertos with all Australian symphony orchestras under the conductors Patrick Thomas, Albert Rosen, Richard Mills, Omri Hadari, Vladimir Ponkin, John Hopkins and Stuart Challender.
Awarded a Queen Elizabeth II Scholarship in 1987 and an Australia Council Grant, she travelled overseas and studied with Fanny Waterman in the UK, Cecile Ousset in Paris, Robert Silverman in Canada and finally with the late Dr Nelita True in Rochester USA, where she achieved her Doctorate in Musical Arts at the Eastman School of Music (1995). As a Fellow of the Tanglewood Summer Music Festival she studied with such musicians as Henri and Geneviève Dutilleux, Gil Kalish, Reinbert de Leeuw and Julius Levine. She went on to teach at the New England Conservatory and the Longy School of Music in Boston and Cambridge, Massachussets.
In 1991 she won a Silver Medal in the San Antonio International Piano Competition, and the Chamber Music Prize and Best Performance of a New Composition in the Esther Honens International Piano Competition (1996).
Returning to Australia in 1997, she was appointed Artistic Director of several important Australia music festivals, including the 3rd Australian Women’s Music Festival (1997) and her own Freshwater Chamber Music Festival (2008-2010)Harvey, Bernadette, Programs. Mitchell Library, Papers of Bernadette Harvey
She performed extensively in America (1993-2020) and for ten years was soloist and chamber music artist with the Tucson Friends of the Winter Chamber Music Festival in ArizonaHarvey, Bernadette, Programs. Mitchell Library, Papers of Bernadette Harvey, presenting commissioned American compositions and introducing audiences to contemporary Australian works.
Returning to Australia in 1997 she performed with Australian and New Zealand symphony orchestras and many notable chamber ensembles as a Musica Viva Artist. For three years, she and her brother Michael Kieran Harvey formed the Australian Virtuosi, touring Australia and presenting many premieres by Australian composers such as Matthew Hindson, Gordon Kerry and Tim Dargaville and at the Sydney Opera House, under the program logo ‘The Power of Two’ (1997‐2000). The Duo won a ‘Mo’ Award for Best Performance in 2002.
Appointed Lecturer in Piano and Pedagogy at the Sydney Conservatorium in 1989, she was Artistic Director of the Sydney Teachers Festival there for eight years. In 2002 she received the Australian Government’s Centenary Medal, in recognition of her contribution to Australian music.
In 2007 Bernadette Harvey appeared at the Sydney Opera House in Gianluigi Gelmetti’s ‘Shock of the New’ concerts with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra and later displayed her pianistic flexibility in a light-hearted romp with Barry Humphreys, in Saint Saens’ Carnival of the Animals (2013). She also participated in another favourite genre – musical theatre - performing the world premiere of Jane Austen: A Life in Music (Theatre/Musical Production) for Musica Viva in 2004, which toured Australia, and the world premiere of In the Salon of Franz Liszt acting and performing with Jeremy Sims, again for Musica Viva in 2014.
In 2008 she founded and was Artistic Director of the Freshwater Chamber Music Festival, which was repeated in 2010, winning a Sounds Australian Award and featuring world premieres by composers Colin Bright and Tim Dargaville.
As a Musica Viva Artist, 2008-2013 Bernadette toured with musicians such as the New Zealand String Quartet, Diana Doherty, Sara Macliver and Chinese cellist Jian Wang. She also appeared in several of Musica Viva’s Huntington Festivals where she gave the Australian premieres of Stephen Hartke’s Piano Sonata (1998) and Kevin Puts’ Alternating Currents (2011)
In 2010 she performed in the ‘Sensational Sunday’ series with the Sydney Soloists and In 2011 presented Concert á Quatre by Olivier Messiaen|Messiaen, with Diana Doherty and the West Australian symphony Orchestra conducted by Simone Young. She also performed with Natsuko Yoshimoto at Elder Hall Adelaide in 2011.
From 2012 – 2013 she premiered through the Marquis 101 series the first piano sonata by Ross Edwards (composer)|Ross Edwards - written for her - and gave two solo recitals at UWA for the Keyed Up! series. She premiered Kevin Puts’ piano concerto, Night, with the Canberra Youth Symphony Orchestra conducted by her sister Rowan Harvey-Martin and performed in the Phoenix Chamber Festival directed by David Shifrin in Arizona USA. Also in 2013 she performed Rachmaninov’s Paganini Variations with the Auckland Philharmonic Orchestra and in the same year toured Australia with Jian Wang for Musica Viva.
In 2016 Dr Harvey travelled to China to represent the Sydney Conservatorium at auditions at the Xinhai Conservatory in Guangzou and gave Masterclasses in Shanghai and Beijing. In collaboration with Timothy Young she also gave reciprocal Masterclasses and recitals at ANAM in Melbourne and involved her students in a professional recording project, publishing online new piano compositions by young Australian composer Peggy Polias. In 2017 she gave a Masterclass to the Australian World Orchestra at the VCA, which was streamed live to an enthusiastic online audience.
· Sonata Project
· War Room
· Online Concert for Musica Viva, 2021
· Ensemble Offspring St Mary’s Forecourt, 2021
== Major Performances (Piano Concertos) ==
2013	Auckland Philharmonic, (Christopher Seaman) Rachmaninov Paganini Variations.
2013	Sydney Symphony Orchestra, with Barry Humphreys, Carnival of the Animals.
2012	Canberra Youth Symphony, (Rowan Harvey‐Martin) Kevin Puts Piano Concerto.
2011	West Australian Symphony orchestra, (Simone Young) Messiaen Concert a Quatre.
2005	Academy of Melbourne, (Brett Kelly), Tim Dargaville Piano Concerto (written for Bernadette Harvey)
1995	Farmington Valley Symphony Orchestra USA, (John Eells), Rachmaninov Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini.
1989	Sydney Symphony Orchestra , (Stuart Challender) Rachmaninov Piano Concerto #2.
1989	West Australian Symphony Orchestra, (Werner Andreas Albert) Beethoven Piano Concerto #4
1989	Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, (Vladimir Kamirsky) Rachmaninov Piano Concerto #2.
1989	Sydney Conservatorium Orchestra, (John Hopkins) Rachmaninov Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini.
1989	Sydney Symphony Orchestra, (Patrick Thomas) Rachmaninov Piano Concerto #2.
1989	Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, (Nicholas Braithwaite) Rachmaninov Piano Concerto #1.
1989	Queensland Symphony Orchestra, (Richard Mills) Dohnanyi Variations on a Nursery Tune
1989	Sydney Symphony Orchestra (Patrick Thomas) Rachmaninov Piano Concerto #1, ABN2 (ABC‐TV.)
1988	South Australian Symphony Orchestra, (Omri Hadari) Benjamin Britten Piano Concerto.
1987	Queensland Symphony Orchestra (Werner Andreas Albert) Benjamin Britten Piano Concerto.
1987	Queensland Symphony Orchestra, (Albert Rosen) Benjamin Britten Piano Concerto.
1987	Melbourne Symphony Orchestra*, (Patrick Thomas) Beethoven Piano Concerto #4 .
1987	West Australian Symphony Orchestra, (Vladimir Ponkin) Rachmaninov Piano Concerto #1.
1987	Sydney Youth Orchestra, (Henryk Pisarek) Rachmaninov Piano Concerto #2.
1987	National Youth Orchestra, (John Hopkins) Kabalevsky Youth Concerto.
== Solo Appearances ==
2017
Solo Recital, The Sonata Project, featuring 3 commissioned piano sonatas by Aristea Mellos, Jane Stanley and Melody Eötvös
2015 
Solo Recital Keyed Up!, Calloway Auditorium, UWA 
Solo Recital, Tucson Winter Chamber Music Festival, Ross Edwards Piano Sonata
Solo recital, University of Arizona USA 
Solo recital, Indiana University, Bloomington University USA
Solo recital and Masterclass, Eastman School of Music USA 
ABC, Sunday Live Broadcast Solo and Collaborative with Claire Edwardes, percussion
2014
Musica Viva Huntington Festival, Stephen Hartke Piano Sonata 
2013
Solo Recital, Musica Viva National Tour of Australia, Carl Vine and Kevin Puts Piano Sonatas
Broadcast ABC Classic FM with Shanghai Quartet 
Solo Recital, Saturday Evening Concert: ABC Classic FM 
Broadcast ABC Sunday Live: ABC Classic FM with Claire Edwardes Percussion
2012
Solo Recital, Keyed Up! University of Western Australia 
Solo Recital, Tucson Winter Chamber Music Festival, Carl Vine Anne Landa Preludes
Solo Recital, Steinway Pianos, Sydney
ABC Sunday Live: ABC Classic FM with Zoltan Szabo (Cello) 17 
2011-2020
Soloist and Chamber Music Performer at annual Tucson Winter Chamber Music Festival USA
2011
Ross Edwards ‘Retrospective’, Sydney Conservatorium, World Premiere of Piano Sonata
Musica Viva, Solo Recital, Huntington Festival 
Tucson Winter Chamber Music Festival, solo performance of Dutilleux and Kevin Puts Piano Sonatas
Solo Recital, Elder Hall, Adelaide
2010
Solo Recital, Utzon Room, Sydney Opera House
Solo Recital, Recital Hall West, Sydney Conservatorium, CD Launch Alternating Currents
Solo Recital, Joan Sutherland Performing Arts Centre, Ross Edwards Tribute
Solo Recital, ABC Sunday Live: ABC Classic FM 
2009
Solo Recital, ‘Keys to Vine’ Sydney Conservatorium, Carl Vine Bagatelles
2008
Solo Recital, (ABC) ‘Aurora’ Festival Campbelltown Performing Arts centre
2007
Saturday Live Recording ABC
Sunday Live Broadcast with Claire Edwards, Percussion
Solo appearance, Sydney Symphony Orchestra, Shock of the New, Gelmetti,
2006
Solo Recital, Musica Viva
2005
Solo Appearance, Huntington Festival (Musica Viva), Kevin Puts Alternating Currents
1997
Solo Appearance, Museum of Contemporary Arts, Australian Women’s Music Festival
Solo Recital, ABC Sunday Live 
1996
Solo Recital, Pickman Hall, Cambridge USA
Solo Recital ‘Musicians of Wall Street’, Concord Music School NH, USA
Solo Recital, Harvard University, Cambridge USA
Solo Recital, Boston University, USA
Solo Recital, ABC Sunday Live
Solo Recital, ABC, Sunday Live
1995
Solo Recital, Concord Community Music School, USA
Solo Appearance, ‘Just in Time’, Brookline, Massachusetts, USA
Solo Recital, Debut Series (2), Jewish Community Centre, USA 
Solo Appearance, Sydney, Ku‐ring‐gai Virtuosi 
Solo Recital, Eastman School of Music, USA Bright Lights & Rising Stars
Solo Appearance, Tanglewood Music Centre, USA
Solo Recital, ‘Musicians of Wall Street’, Concord Music School, USA
1994
Solo Recital, Debut Series (1), Jewish Community Centre, USA
Solo Recital, Kilbourn Hall, University of Rochester USA
Solo Recital, ABC, Sunday Live
1993
Solo Recital, Valley Manor, Eastman School of Music, USA
1992
Solo Appearance, Memorial Art Gallery, Eastman School of Music, USA
1991
Soo Recital, Kilbourn Hall, University of Rochester USA
Solo Recital, Howard Hanson Hall, University of Rochester, USA
Solo Appearance, ABC, Radio National, Live Recital Broadcast
Solo Recital, Joan Sutherland Performing Arts Centre, ABC (Penrith) 
Solo Recital, Canberra School of Music (Canberra, ACT) 
Solo Recital, Grafton Music Club (NSW)
Solo Recital, Lower Clarence Music Club (NSW)
1990
ABC, Radio National, Live Recital Broadcast
Solo Recital, Noosa Music Club
Solo Appearance, Aspen Music Festival, Rachmaninov Paganini Variations 
1988
Solo Recital, Kirribilli House ‐ Recital for the Prime Minister and Mrs Hawke 
1980-1990
Solo Performances, Sydney Conservatorium of Music, Various Australian Music Clubs 1980‐90
1987
Solo Recital, Savage Club (Sydney) Command Performance for Governor‐General
1984
Runner-Up in Elsa Stralia Singing Competition
1983
Soprano soloist in Dept Education Choral Concert at the Sydney Opera House, featuring A Mass in Time of War (Haydn) and Gloria in D (Vivaldi)
1982
Piano Concert in aid of Ethiopian Famine Relief (raised $1,500)
Solo Flute Recital to open 1982 ANZAAS Congress at Macquarie University
== Chamber Music Collaborations ==
2019
Canberra Symphony Orchestra ‘Australian Series’, with Diana Doherty, including In the Spirit House by Tim Dargaville
Ukaria 24, Curated by Diana Doherty. Ukaria Cultural Centre, Adelaide SA.
Alexandre Oguey & Diana Doherty, ‘Diana Doherty & Friends’, Blue Mountains Theatre, Springwood, NSW
Julian Smiles (Cello), ‘Sensational Sonatas’, Sydney Conservatorium of Music
The Sonata Project, Series 2. Summer 2019-20 Sydney International Art Series, inc world premiere of Sonata by Peggy Polias. Museum of Contemporary Art
2018
Ensemble Offspring, ‘Richard Gill presents - a voyage of musical discovery’. Australian music composed within the past 25 years
‘Reimaginings’, with Julian Smiles (Cello). Contemporary Women Artists consider Australian History, National Portrait Gallery, Canberra.
Spirit Ensemble, with Diana Doherty (Oboe), Andrew Haveron (Violin) Lerida Delbridge (Violin) Justine Williams (Viola) and Catherine Hewgill (Cello).
2017
New York Wind Quartet, with Nicholas Daniel (Oboe) and Caroline Wincenc (Flute). Tucson Winter Chamber Music Festival.
Masterclass, Sydney Conservatorium, for Open Day 26th August.
Two Pianos & Percussion, with Daniel Herscovitch.
Masterclass, Melbourne Youth Orchestra and Australian World Orchestra.
Jenny Duck-Chong (Mezzo Soprano) ‘Stars and Senses’, music by six Australian contemporary composers.
Julian Smiles (Cello) ‘Soviet Cello’. Music by Four Russian composers.
The Sonata Project, Series 1. World premiere of piano sonatas by three Australian women composers, in a stage ‘salon’ designed by Lyn Bradley, Verbrugghen Hall, Sydney Conservatorium.
2016
Duo piano with Marc Andre Hamelin Tucson Winter Chamber Music Festival USA; Viola (Paul Nebauer), Svet Stoyanov & Matthew Strauss (Percussion); 
Diana Doherty, Stradbroke Chamber Music Festival
Emma Matthews, Arts in the Valley, Kangaroo Valley NSW
2015
David Pereira, Arts in the Valley, Kangaroo Valley NSW
Prazak Quartet Tucson Winter Chamber Music Festival USA
2014
Tucson Winter Chamber Music Festival USA
Jian Wang (Cello) National Musica Viva tour of Australia
Huntington Festival, Musica Viva
2013
Ani Kavafian and David Shifrin Phoenix Chamber Music Festival USA
Melbourne Festival: Shanghai Quartet
Tucson Winter Chamber Music Festival USA
2012
Joseph Lin (of Juilliard Quartet), Alan Vogel (of LA Chamber Orchestra), Tokyo Quartet Tucson Winter Chamber Music Festival USA
Claire Edwards: Stockhausen’s Kontakte Brisbane Festival
2011
Ensemble Offspring, Joan Sutherland Performing Arts Centre, Penrith: Ross Edwards Education Concert and Celebration Concert
2010
Ensemble Offspring: Kontakte, Brisbane Powerhouse
2008
Ensemble Offspring Kontakte: The Studio, Sydney Opera House
1997‐2000
Australian Virtuosi
1997‐2000
Sonic Art Ensemble
1987
Formed own Trio ‘Sirius’ at Macquarie University, to perform at Graduation
1996
Associate Artist: William Preucil (Former First Violin, Cleveland String Quartet) USA
1995
Festival of Contemporary Music, Tanglewood, USA
1993
Associate Artist: Michael Zaretsky (Violist, Boston Symphony Orchestra) USA
1992
Associate Artist: Adam Satinsky (Cello), University of Maryland USA
== On going collaborations ==
Diana Doherty - Principal Oboist Sydney Symphony Orchestra
Natsuko Yoshimoto - Leader Adelaide Symphony Orchestra
Claire Edwardes - International concert percussionist
Emma Mathews – International Opera Singer
Sara MacLiver – International Opera Singer
Juilian Smiles – Cellist (Goldner Quartet)
== Creative Works/Premieres ==
2016
Festival. World Premiere: Heather Schmidt Cello sonata with Clive Greensmith (of Thornton School).
2014
Commissioned three new Piano Sonatas through Australia Council Grant.
Commissioned new Piano Sonata by Matthew Hindson through Freshwater Festival.
Commissioned new solo piano work by Tim Dargaville through Freshwater Festival.
2012
World Premiere: Tim Dargaville, Spirit House (Written for Bernadette) Commissioned through Freshwater Festival.
World Premiere: Ross Edwards, Piano Sonata (written for Bernadette). 
World Premiere: Pierre Jalbert, Piano Quartet Secret Alchemy, USA.
World Premiere: Francis R Harvey, In the Salon of Franz Liszt, Theatre/Musical Production,Government House, Sydney.
Australian Premiere: Olivier Messiaen, Concert a Quatre West Australian Symphony Orchestra.
Australian Premiere: Kevin Puts, Piano Concerto, Night, Llewellyn Ensemble.
2004 
World Premiere: Jane Austen: A Life in Music Theatre/Musical Production, Musica Viva. National tour.
2001 
World Premiere: Nigel Westlake, Oscillations
World Premiere: Matthew Hindson, Pulse Magnet (Australian Virtuosi).
1999
World Premiere: Gordon Kerry, Vigil (Australian Virtuosi.)
1985
Lead acting role for NSW Education Department film series Full of Life
1984
Commissioned by The Australia Council to write sound score and direct chamber orchestra for the AC Archival Film Program Living History
== Conferences/Festivals ==
Artistic Director, Presenter at Sydney Teachers Festival, Sydney Conservatorium 2009-2013
Sydney Teachers Festival, Sydney Conservatorium Presentations:
‘A Moot Point’ (Introducing contemporary music to piano students)’;
‘Kullak’s Miracle’ (2012), ‘How to get from Good to Excellent’ (2011)
Artistic Director-Founder, Freshwater Festival of Chamber Music 2008‐2012
Artistic Director 3rd Australian Women’s Music Festival (Australian Music Centre Award for Best Presentation of Australian Music) 1997
== Discography ==
Freshwater Chamber Music Festival CDs (3) (Program Promotions 2008)
(Recorded & Engineered by Greg Ghavalas)
1. ‘Fresh Paths’
Mozart Clarinet Quintet K451 Clarinet: Elizabeth Lim
Tim Dargaville The Path to the High Ground Cello, Percussion and Piano
Piazzolla Oblivion Clarinet, Cello and Piano
Faure Quartet in C Minor Op 15 for Clarinet, Cello and Piano
2. ‘Village Voices’
Puts Ritual Protocol For Marimba and Piano
Hindson Nintendo Music For Clarinet and Piano
Dvorak Piano Trio in E Minor Op 90 ‘Dumky’
3. ‘European Heritage’
Beethoven Sonata for Violin and Piano Op 30 No2
PDQ Bach Two Violas and Piano
J S Bach Lute Suite in E Minor for Marimba
Schuman Piano Quintet in Eb Op 44 
Tucson Winter Chamber Music Festival Solo and various chamber groups 2007-2019 CDs (9) 
2019
Glass, Sonata No 1, for Violin & Piano (Arr. for Saxophone by Amy Dickson), with Amy Dickson (Saxophone)
Beethoven, Trio in B-flat Major ‘Archduke’ Op 97, with Ani Kavafian (Violin) & Edward Arron (Cello)
Bacewicz, Partita for Violin & Piano, with Axel Strauss
Mendelssohn, Sextet for Piano & Strings in D Major, Op 110, with Ani Kavafian (Violin), Ettore Causa (Viola), Pierre Lapointe (Viola), Edward Arron (Cello), Philip Alejo (Double Bass),
2018
Suk, Four Pieces for Violin & Piano Op 17, with Yura Lee (Violin)
Bernstein, Sonata for Clarinet & Piano with Romie de Guise-Langlois
Ravel, Sonata for Violin & Piano, with Yura Lee (Violin)
Stravinsky, L’Histoire du Soldat: Suite for Violin, Clarinet & Piano, Dover Quartet, with Romie de Guise-with Romie de Guise-Langlois (Clarinet), Yura Lee (Violin)
2017 
Dutilleux, Sarabande et Cortege for Bassoon & Clarinet, with Benjamin Kamins
Faure, Piano Quartet No 1 in C Minor Op 15, with Axel Strauss (Violin) Nokuthula Ngwenyama (Viola) & Clive Greensmith (Cello)
Lutoslawski, Dance Preludes, with Charles Neidich (Clarinet)
Turina, Piano Quartet in A Minor Op 67, with Axel Strauss (Violin), Nokuthula (Viola), & Clive Greensmith (Cello)
Thuille, Sextet for Piano & Winds, with Carol Wincenc (Flute), Nicholas Daniel (Oboe), Charles Neidich (Clarinet), William Purvis (Horn), Benjamin Kamins (Bassoon)
Copland, Duo for Flute & Piano, with Carol Wincenc (Flute)
Jalbert, Quintet for Piano & String Quartet (World Premiere) with the Jupiter Quartet
2016
Britten, Sonata in C Major Op 65, with Steven Doane (Cello)
Schumann, Andante & Variations for Two Pianos, Two Cellos & Horn, with Marc Andre Hamelin (Piano), Clive Greensmith (Cello) & Steven Doane (Cellos), Eric Ruske (Horn)
Puts, Ritual Protocol, with Svet Stoyanov (Marimba)
Schmidt, Solaris, with Clive Greensmith (Cello) (World Premiere)
Bartok, Sonata for Two Pianos and Percussion, with Marc Andre Hamelin (Piano) & Svet Stoyanov, Matthew Strauss (Percussion), Eric Ruske (Horn), Your Lee (Violin)
Ravel, La Valse (Arranged for Two Pianos), with Marc Andre Hamelin
Dresher, ‘Double Ikat’ for Violin Piano & Percussion, with Yura Lee (Violin), & Svet Stoyanov (Percussion)
Puts, Quintet for Violin, Viola, Cello & Double Bass, with Pacifica Quartet, Marc Andre Hamelin (Piano), Martin Beaver (Violin), Cynthia Phelps (Viola), Clive Greensmith (Cello) Volkan Orhon (Double Bass)
Harbison, ‘Twilight Music’ for Horn, Violin & Piano, with Eric Ruske (Horn), & Yura Lee (Violin)
2015
Mozart, Piano Concerto in A Major K 4114 with Prazak Quartet, Philip Alejo (Double Bass), Bill Jackson (Clarinet), Axel Strauss (Violin), Norkathula Ngwenyama (Viola), Michal Kanka (Cello), and Katerina Englichova (Harp)
Martinu, Musique du Chambre No 1 ’Les Fetes Nocturnes’, with Prazak Quartet, Bill Jackson (Clarinet), Axel Strauss (Violin), Norkathula Ngwenyama (Viola), Michal Kanka (Cello), Katerina Englichova (Harp)
Dale, Suite in D Minor for Violin for Viola & Piano Op 2 ‘Romance’, with Paul Nebauer (Viola)
Bacewicz, Piano Quintet No 2, with Prazak Quartet & Joseph Lin (Violin), Axel Strauss (Violin), Norkathula Ngwenyama (Viola), Michal Kanka (Cello), Katerina Englichova (Harp)
Edwards, Piano Sonata
2013
Vine, Sonata No 1
Bartok, Contrasts for Clarinet, Violin & Piano, with Bill Jackson (Clarinet) & Ani Kavafian (Violin)
Debussy, Sonata for Violin & Piano with Ani Kavafian (Violin)
Vine, Fantasia for Piano Quintet (World Premiere), with Shanghai Quartet
Schubert, Der Hirt auf dem Felsen, for Soprano, Clarinet & Piano, with Jennifer Foster (Soprano), & Bill Jackson (Cello)
2012
Vine, Anne Landa Preludes for Solo Piano
Mozart, Quintet in E-Flat Major for Piano & Winds K.452, with Tokyo Quartet, Stephen Taylor (Oboe), Bill Jackson (Clarinet), William Purvis (Horn), Marc Goldberg (Bassoon)
Schumann, Piano Quintet in E-Flat Major Op 44, with Tokyo String Quartet
Jalbert, Secret Alchemy for Piano, Violin, Viola & Cello, (World Premiere) with Benny Kim (Violin), Helena Baillie (Viola), Steve Doane (Cello)
2011
Ravel, Vocalise-étude en forme d’habenera for Voice & Piano, with Meredith Hall (Soprano)
Saint Saens, Sonata in D Major for Oboe and Piano Op 166, with Allen Vogel (Oboe)
Schuman, Three Romances for Oboe & Piano Op 94, with Allen Vogel (Oboe)
Puts, Alternating Currents for Solo Piano
Dutilleux, Piano Sonata ‘Choral’
Loeffler, Two Rhapsodies for Oboe, Viola & Piano with Allen Vogel (Oboe), Paul Coletti (Viola)
Dvorak, Piano Quartet in E-Flat Major Op 87, with Joseph Lin (Violin), Paul Coletti (Viola), Antonio Lysy (Cello)
2009
Bloch, Suite for Viola & Piano (1919) with Paul Coletti (Viola)
Jalbert, Invention of the Saxophone, with Ashu (Saxophone), & Billy Collins (Narrator)
Faure, Piano Quartet No I in C Minor Op 15, with Pacifica Quartet, Ani Kavafian (Violin), Paul Coletti (Viola) & Peter Rejto (Cello)
Messiaen, Quator pour la fin du temps, with ichard Hawkins (Clarinet), Ani Kavafian (Violin), Antonio Lysy (Cello)
Australian Virtuosi CD Duo Pianos, wit h Michael Kieran Harvey (Program Promotions 2002)
Glass House CD Solo Piano (Program Promotions, (2008)
Alternating Currents CD Solo Piano (Tall Poppies 2010)
Like Schumann! CD ‘Sensational Sunday Series’ (Sydney Conservatorium of Music, 2010)
Mantras and Night Songs CD Solo Piano (Tall Poppies 2015)
The Sonata Project CDs (2 CDs) Solo Piano (Tall Poppies 2018)
Alchemy Piano with the Jupiter Quartet CD (Marquis 2019)
== Employment ==
Sydney Conservatorium of Music (Piano, Pedagogy) 2009 –
Sydney Grammar School (Piano) 1997
New England Conservatory Prep, Boston Massachusetts, USA (Piano) 1995‐7
Longy School of Music, Cambridge Massachusetts, USA (Piano and Sight Reading) 1995‐7
Concord Community Music School, New Hampshire, USA (Piano) 1995‐7
Category:1967 births
Category:Australian pianists
Category:Australian academics