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The Sound of Australian Classical

"The Sound of Australian Classical" is your ticket to exploring the rich and diverse landscape of Australian classical music. This playlist features an eclectic mix of serene piano pieces, evocative orchestral works, and intricate wind arrangements. From the gentle "Lullaby for Nick" by Elena Kats-Chernin to Graeme Koehne and Diana Doherty's enchanting take on "Way Out West," you'll find tracks that highlight the subtle beauty and complexity of music Down Under. Standout contributions include Nigel Westlake's poignant "Miss Potter" and Ross Edwards' ethereal "Dawn Mantras," offering a glimpse into modern Australian compositional styles.

With pieces like "Birdsong at Dusk" by William Barton and Paul Stanhope’s harmonious "The Land Is Healed - Ban.Garay!" combined with older classics such as "Irish Tune from County Derry" by Percy Grainger, this playlist bridges various eras and styles in Australian classical music. Whether you prefer orchestral richness, delicate piano solos, or innovative modern pieces, "The Sound of Australian Classical" provides a curated experience of Australia’s profound musical heritage.

Richard Mills 12 tracks
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra 9 tracks
West Australian Symphony Orchestra 4 tracks
Benaud Trio 4 tracks
Jeanell Carrigan 4 tracks
Matthew Hindson 4 tracks
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