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Publications:

Forthcoming (2009): my PhD thesis will be published in 2009 as part of a series of monographs edited by Graham Hair.
Forthcoming: ‘David Lumsdaine’s Mandala 3’, proceedings from the 2006 International Musicological Society (IMS) conference, Göteborg, Sweden.
2008: I edited issue two of the online journal resonate. This issue re-evaluates music from the 1960s and 1970s written by Australian composers. My own contribution is an article on the early piano music of David Lumsdaine, a series of interviews with composers and performers, and an editorial.
2004: ‘David Lumsdaine’s Kelly Ground’ in Modernism in Australian Music, 1950-2000: Eight Case Studies, ed. Graham Hair (Amaroo: Southern Voices).

Conference Papers:

2009 (upcoming): International Music Since Nineteen-Hundred Conference: Keele University – ‘Reconfigurations in the Facture of Cambewarra: Re-experiencing a Territory’.
2009 (upcoming): History of Australian Music Study Day, Menzies Centre, Kings College London – ‘Reconfigurations in the Facture of Cambewarra: Re-experiencing a Territory’.
2008: Musicological Society of Australia (MSA) annual conference, Melbourne – 'Reconfigurations in the Facture of Cambewarra: Re-experiencing a Territory'.
2007: International Music Since Nineteen-Hundred Conference: University of York – ‘“I would love to know how it all goes together” or “free as a bird”: improvisatory flights, indeterminacy, and two works by David Lumsdaine’.
2006: Music and Postmodernism Cultural Theory Conference: Melbourne, Australia – ‘David Lumsdaine’s Mandala 3: the self-appropriation of Ruhe Sanfte, sanfte ruh’'.
2006: International Musicological Society conference, Göteborg, Sweden – ‘David Lumsdaine’s Mandala 3’. My attendance was supported by the Musical Analysis Development Fund, and The University of York.
2004: Symposium of the International Musicological Society (SIMS) conference, Melbourne, Australia – ‘David Lumsdaine’s Kelly Ground’.
2003: Musicological Society of Australia (MSA) annual conference, Wellington, New Zealand – ‘Lumsdaine’s Birds: the relationship between soundscape and notated composition’.
2002: Musicological Society of Australia (MSA) annual conference, Newcastle, Australia – ‘The recent music of Liza Lim’.

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Liner Notes:

2008: David Lumsdaine: complete music for solo piano, Tall Poppies, TP198; liner notes for: Kelly Ground, Ruhe sanfte, sanfte ruh’, Cambewarra.





	Publications: Forthcoming (2009): my PhD thesis will be published in 2009 as part of a series of monographs edited by Graham Hair. Forthcoming: ‘David Lumsdaine’s Mandala 3’, proceedings from the 2006 International Musicological Society (IMS) conference, Göteborg, Sweden. 2008: I edited issue two of the online journal resonate. This issue re-evaluates music from the 1960s and 1970s written by Australian composers. My own contribution is an article on the early piano music of David Lumsdaine, a series of interviews with composers and performers, and an editorial. 2004: ‘David Lumsdaine’s Kelly Ground’ in Modernism in Australian Music, 1950-2000: Eight Case Studies, ed. Graham Hair (Amaroo: Southern Voices). Conference Papers: 2009 (upcoming): International Music Since Nineteen-Hundred Conference: Keele University – ‘Reconfigurations in the Facture of Cambewarra: Re-experiencing a Territory’. 2009 (upcoming): History of Australian Music Study Day, Menzies Centre, Kings College London – ‘Reconfigurations in the Facture of Cambewarra: Re-experiencing a Territory’. 2008: Musicological Society of Australia (MSA) annual conference, Melbourne – 'Reconfigurations in the Facture of Cambewarra: Re-experiencing a Territory'. 2007: International Music Since Nineteen-Hundred Conference: University of York – ‘“I would love to know how it all goes together” or “free as a bird”: improvisatory flights, indeterminacy, and two works by David Lumsdaine’. 2006: Music and Postmodernism Cultural Theory Conference: Melbourne, Australia – ‘David Lumsdaine’s Mandala 3: the self-appropriation of Ruhe Sanfte, sanfte ruh’'. 2006: International Musicological Society conference, Göteborg, Sweden – ‘David Lumsdaine’s Mandala 3’. My attendance was supported by the Musical Analysis Development Fund, and The University of York. 2004: Symposium of the International Musicological Society (SIMS) conference, Melbourne, Australia – ‘David Lumsdaine’s Kelly Ground’. 2003: Musicological Society of Australia (MSA) annual conference, Wellington, New Zealand – ‘Lumsdaine’s Birds: the relationship between soundscape and notated composition’. 2002: Musicological Society of Australia (MSA) annual conference, Newcastle, Australia – ‘The recent music of Liza Lim’. Reviews: please click here. Liner Notes: 2008: David Lumsdaine: complete music for solo piano, Tall Poppies, TP198; liner notes for: Kelly Ground, Ruhe sanfte, sanfte ruh’, Cambewarra.