It would not be a proper Australian Christmas without hearing Paul Kelly’s ‘How To Make Gravy’, but from this December,...
Megan Washington has won two ARIA Awards, the Australian equivalent of the Grammys. A popular singer/songwriter, she has recently come clean with a secret–that she has a speech impediment.
Queensland Conservatorium alumni Katie Noonan, Megan Washington and Jayson Gillham have been nominated for Australia's top music industry awards.
Standing apart as one of Australia's finest music schools with a glittering roll call of alumni, the Queensland Conservatorium is turning sixty. Internationally recognised musicians including Dami Im, Jayson Gillham, Katie Noonan, Piers Lane, Megan Washington, Kate Miller-Heidke, Lisa Gasteen and Brett Dean have passed through its doors. With players in leading positions in every Australian state orchestra, and a host of Grammy and ARIA award winners among its alumni, the Queensland Conservatorium is celebrating a remarkable six decades of peerless music education.
Dr Irene Bartlett has helped shape the talents of some of the country’s most popular voices, such as Katie Noonan, Megan Washington, Kristin Berardi, Elly Hoyt and Dami Im.
Angela Fabian's powerhouse vocals have propelled her onto the national stage, as part of Channel Nine's hit reality show, The Voice.
Powerhouse vocalists Katie Noonan and Dami Im have been recognised on the national stage.
Griffith alumnus Kate Miller-Heidke will fly the flag for Australia at the Eurovision Song Contest this week in Tel Aviv.
Half of the finalists in a prestigious national jazz competition are from the Queensland Conservatorium.
Griffith alumnus Kate Miller-Heidke has been chosen to represent Australia in theEurovision Song Contest. Miller-Heidke's stunning performance of Zero Gravitywon the public vote at the live TV finals forEurovision - Australia Decides, held on the Gold Coast over the weekend.
