ANAM Concerto Competition (Round 2 Friday)

The ANAM Concerto Competition is an essential part of the performance training program. It helps musicians gain valuable experience and a deeper understanding of what it takes to perform as a soloist with an orchestra. The competition starts in Semester One, where interested musicians record a 20-minute excerpt of a concerto or significant solo work of their choice. These recordings are then reviewed by an expert panel, who select the best performances to move on to the second round.The musicians who progressed to the second round are competing to be one of the three finalists who are given the exciting opportunity to perform with the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra later in the year. Joseph HAYDN Cello Concerto No. 1 in C Major, Hob. VIIb:ICarl NIELSEN Concerto for Flute and OrchestraEmmanuel SÉJOURNÉ Marimba ConcertoCésar FRANCK Symphonic Variations for Piano and OrchestraLachlan SKIPWORTH Flute ConcertoEdmund RUBBRA Viola Concerto in A Major, op. 75Gordon JACOB Concerto for Horn and StringsJamie Wallace (NSW) celloAmi Humphreys (NSW) fluteCaleb Goldsmith (NZ) marimbaSarah Chick (TAS) pianoEmica Taylor (NZ) fluteLachlan McKie (VIC) violaCiara Wrede (VIC) hornBerta Brozgul (Associate Faculty) pianoDaniel Le (Associate Faculty) pianoAidan Boase (Associate Faculty) pianoLouisa Breen (Associate Faculty) pianoLeigh Harrold (Associate Faculty) pianoApproximate duration: 4 hours and 30 minutes with a 90 minute break between Séjourné and Franck. The ANAM Concerto Competition is a partnership between ANAM and the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, supported by Lady Potter, AC. Plan Your Visit Venue Information Ticketing Policy Our COVIDSafe Plan