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Prize Winners Awarded at ANAM Celebrates 2025

"ANAM is a special institution due to its uniquely malleable nature, and so it never stops transforming. Its every season is special, every configuration distinct. The ANAM of today is different from that of tomorrow, therefore, each year at ANAM is precious. The moment of bidding farewell to our departing musicians, those whose turn it is to next lead the ANAM spirit outside of the institution is bittersweet."

– Paavali Jumppanen, ANAM Artistic Director

ANAM recognises the outstanding achievement and potential of our musicians by awarding a number of prizes at the end of each year.

We are pleased to share this years winners with you.

2025 AWARD and PRIZE WINNERS


ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS

ANAM Directors' Prize awarded to Maria Zhdanovich

Gwen Nisbet Music Scholarship to Jack Overall

Gwen Nisbet Encouragement Award to Emma John

Nick Deutsch Prize for the Most Outstanding First Year Musician supported by Peter Jopling AM KC, awarded to Lachlan McKie

ANAM Volunteers Prize for an Outstanding ANAM Citizen awarded to Miriam Niessl

Music Matinee Curation Prize for a concert curated and presented as part of the ANAM at NGV or ANAM Soundbite series awarded to Mattea Osenk

PERFORMANCE PRIZES

ANAM Concerto Competition Final performed with Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra awarded to Theonie Wang

Most Outstanding Chamber Music Performance supported by David Mackintosh, Jannie Brown and Ann Grant awarded to Incredible Floridas by Richard Meale, performed by Emica Taylor flute, Georgia White clarinet, Louise Turnbull violin, Steven Bryer percussion, Po Goh piano

Best Performance of a Classical Work in an ANAM Recital (written by a composer born before 1800) supported by Kingsley Gee, awarded to Steven Bryer for his performance of Georg Druschetzky Concerto for six timpani

Most Outstanding Performance of a Contemporary work or New Composition in an ANAM Recital supported by Dr Barry and Dr Joan Miskin, awarded to Jonathon Parker for his performance of Frank Zappa The Black Page

The ADFAS Yarra Prize for the Most Outstanding Program in an ANAM Recital awarded to Po Goh

Brett Dean Prize for the Best Performance of an Australian work in an ANAM Recital awarded to Georgia White for her performance of Peter Højby Morrison Stepping Out

St Silas Prize for the Most Outstanding First Year Performance in an ANAM Recital awarded to Daisy Wong

ENGAGEMENT AWARDS 

supported by the ANAM Marketing Team 

Engagement Award for an Exceptional Contribution to ANAM’s Social Media Platforms awarded to Max Wung

Engagement Award for an Exceptional Contribution to an ANAM PR Campaign awarded to Jonathon Parker

Engagement Award for Creative Concepts and Writing awarded to Mattea Osenk 

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