Phoebe Green
Melbourne-based Australian violist Phoebe Green is active in her artistic practice as a performer, improvisor, researcher, curator, and advocate.
In a vocation where the close dialogue with composers is intrinsic to a meaningful performance outcome, Phoebe has commissioned numerous works for viola and other instruments from composers including David Chisholm, Helen Gifford, Wally Gunn, Michael Kieran Harvey, Lisa Illean, Alistair Noble, and James Rushford. Phoebe performs in solo, chamber and orchestral contexts, and has a duo with percussionist Leah Scholes. In 2014 Phoebe attended the 47th International Summer Course for New Music in Darmstadt, Germany, and was awarded the Stipendienpreis for Interpretation. In 2018 Phoebe completed a Doctor of Musical Arts at Griffith University.
Phoebe Green appears on
De Tribus Impostoribus
This is a new collection of works by acclaimed Australian pianist and composer Michael Kieran Harvey, bringing together music spanning more than two decades of his distinctive and adventurous creative practice.