Anne Cawrse

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Anne Cawrse (/kɔːrs/ "coarse"; born 23 January 1981)[1] is an Australian composer based in South Australia. As of 2022 she is on the composition staff at Elder Conservatorium of Music.

After growing up in Freeling, South Australia, she moved to Adelaide to study composition at the Elder Conservatorium of Music, where she completed her PhD in 2008.[2]

Career

In 2021, Cawrse became the curator of the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra festival "She Speaks", a classical music festival with a focus on music written by female composers.[3] The festival included a performance of Cawrse's Suite from Innocence, her opera based on Stephen Orr's novel Time's Long Ruin.[4] In 2022, she co-curated the festival with Anna Goldsworthy.[5]

In 2022, Cawrse's album Advice to a Girl was released on ABC Classics.[6] It features works for strings, voice and guitar, performed by Sharon and Slava Grigoryan (cello, guitar), Bethany Hill (soprano), Aleksandr Tsiboulski (guitar) and the Australian String Quartet.[7]

Recognition and awards

References

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