Sally Greenaway
Award winning Canberra-based composer-pianist Sally Greenaway (b. 1984) works in a multiplicity of styles and genres, from orchestral film and concert works to jazz ensemble, big band, chamber and vocal music.
Hailing from Canberra, her latest album Aubade & Nocturne (2015) was released to critical acclaim on the ABC Classics record label and was long-listed for the Australian Music Prize. The album also earned her a coveted Canberra Critics Circle Award.
Her music has been performed by the Melbourne and Canberra Symphony Orchestras, the Australian Youth Orchestra, Finnish vocal sextet Rajaton, jazz trio Trichotomy, the JazzGroove Mothership Orchestra, new music champion ensembles Syzygy and Plexus, Sweden’s Musikaliska Chamber Choir, and numerous community and school ensembles.
Greenaway is a post-graduate from the Royal College of Music, London, where she received the Lucy Anne Jones award.
She has more than 60 works published, many of which are available through the Australian Music Centre.
Sally Greenaway is featured on the following titles
The 7 Great Inventions of the Modern Industrial Age
This award-winning dramatic work by Sally Greenaway, performed by Syzygy Ensemble, explores the surge of twentieth-century invention and its consequences for humanity.
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