UTAS Conservatorium of Music in Hobart, Tasmania | Higher education

UTAS Conservatorium of Music

Locality: Hobart, Tasmania

Phone: +61 3 6226 7314

Address: University of Tasmania, School of Creative Arts and Media, 27 Campbell Street 7000 Hobart, TAS, Australia

Website: www.utas.edu.au/music

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25.01.2022 Last week, David Malone gave a masterclass for the guitar students of Professor Stephen Aron at Oberlin Conservatory.

25.01.2022 This beautiful song 'Can I be Loved' by second year student Elijah Oakford is an example of the great work done by the Songwriter class this semester. For the recording Elijah collaborated with Commercial Music Creation student Kenny King. #Utasmusic

23.01.2022 Our amazing Southern Gospel Choir can make the music happen anywhere! Turn the volume up and enjoy this wonderful performance. It's not too late to be a part o...f music at the University of Tasmania this year, apply now for semester 2: https://bit.ly/2BYnjXP ‘A Great Work’ Written by Brian Courtney Wilson/Alvin E. Richardson/Aaron W. Lindsey Arranged and Produced by Andrew FJ Legg With permission, 2019.

21.01.2022 The house is full, and the music is rocking the room. The Jazz and Popular Showcase concert at the Founders room is underway! #Utasmusic

17.01.2022 Naarah Barnes wowed the audience in Launceston last night ! Show No.2 of the OSSA Musical Performance Prize Tour is in Burnie tonight at the Makers Workshop. Naarah will be joined on stage by the inimitable Andrew Morrisby on Piano. #Utasmusic

16.01.2022 We are very proud that Associate Professor Maria Grenfell, our coordinator of composition, has been shortlisted in the 2020 Art Music Awards, for her work 'Flinders and Trim'. APRAAMCOS are streaming the awards ceremony from their YouTube page on September 8 at 7pm, so tune in to cheer Maria on! #Utasmusic

14.01.2022 Semester one presented significant challenges to making music as an ensemble. But that didn't deter the students of the Conservatorium Big Band, who along with their leader Les Johnston, have done a great job delivering this cracking rendition of 'Lot of Livin' To Do' composed by Charles Strouse & Lee Adams, featuring vocals by Claire Vout. #Utasmusic

14.01.2022 On Thursday the Conservatorium Big Band head off on tour to give concerts in Launceston and Burnie. They will be joined by vocalist Claire Vout and singer/songwriter Ruby Austen Lund to present a program of classic swing and fresh originals. We wish them well on their travels.

14.01.2022 A poignant new song from Mia Palencia, our Associate Lecturer and coordinator of Songwriting. Beautiful music, of and for our times. A question posed and a call to action. #Utasmusic

14.01.2022 Lots of Pianos being brought down to the ground floor! The last step in preparations before the big move to the Hedberg starting this week. #Utasmusic

13.01.2022 The Red Lion Drum Corps like everyone lately, has had to adjust their methods for making music together. For this performance they’ve replaced their drums with practice pads so landlords, flatmates and neighbours didn’t make trouble. If you look carefully, you’ll see the bass drum has been artfully played on an empty plastic storage container! Here they are with their teacher Stephen Marskell, performing 'EUSPBA 50th Anniversary Drum Salute’ by Harry Meade. #utasmusic

09.01.2022 Congratulations to Conservatorium composition student, Saxon Hornett on recieving this commission. What a wonderful opportunity, we look forward to hearing the results! #Utasmusic

08.01.2022 It'a hot day for the start of a hot tour! The Ossa Music Performance Prize Tour is heading to Launceston, Burnie and Swansea over the next three days. Prize winner, singer extraordinaire Naarah Barnes, pianist Andrew Morrisby and director Jack Lark are ready to go. #Utasmusic

06.01.2022 A very special blessing for one of our rooms. Thank you Jalen and Rudy ! #Utasmusic

04.01.2022 Oliver Marshall is a member of the Experimental Music Ensemble. His piece ‘Daily Routines’ is just one of the fascinating works from a podcast they created this semester to a specific brief.