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:I
Carl NIELSEN Concerto for Flute and Orchestra
Emmanuel SÉJOURNÉ Marimba Concerto
César FRANCK Symphonic Variations for Piano and Orchestra
Lachlan SKIPWORTH Flute Concerto
Edmund RUBBRA Viola Concerto in A Major, op. 75
Gordon JACOB Concerto for Horn and Strings
Jamie Wallace (NSW) cello
Ami Humphreys (NSW) flute
Caleb Goldsmith (NZ) marimba
Sarah Chick (TAS) piano
Emica Taylor (NZ) flute
Lachlan McKie (VIC) viola
Ciara Wrede (VIC) horn
Berta Brozgul (Associate Faculty) piano
Daniel Le (Associate Faculty) piano
Aidan Boase (Associate Faculty) piano
Louisa Breen (Associate Faculty) piano
Leigh Harrold (Associate Faculty) piano
Approximate 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.
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