Australian National Academy of Music

Max Gregg (NSW) trombone

Jeremy Mazurek (WA) trombone

Angus Pace (VIC) bass trombone

Harrison Steele-Holmes (VIC) trombone

Georg Daniel SPEER Sonata in D Minor (c. 1685)
Pierre-Max DUBOIS Quartet for Trombones (1962)
Philip SPARKE Tokyo Triptych (2007)
i. Shinjuku
ii. Sengakuji
iii. Shibuya
Jan KOETSIER Grassauer Zweifacher, op. 105/3b (1986)
Claude DEBUSSY arr. Michael LEVINE The Girl with the Flaxen Hair (1909-10)

Each piece of music will be introduced by the performers on the day.

The Australian National Academy of Music (ANAM) is an international, dynamic and outward-facing cultural institution, training and performance company, with a demonstrated commitment to servicing and engaging with its communities. It is internationally renowned as the only purely performance classical music training academy in Australia, and one of the few in the world. 

ANAM has industry partnerships with over 20 organisations, including the Australian Chamber Orchestra, the Sydney, Tasmanian, Melbourne and West Australian Symphony Orchestras, the Auckland Philharmonia, Musica Viva Australia, a range of national music and arts festivals, and internationally with the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, the Bavarian State Opera Orchestra (Munich), Mahler Chamber Orchestra (Berlin) and London’s Royal College of Music.

Alongside NIDA, the Australian Ballet School, NAISDA Dance College and other leading institutions, ANAM is a member of the Australian Government-funded Arts8 group of performing arts training organisations. The Arts8 are committed to providing the high level and intense studio-based training necessary to ensuring that the national performing arts sector has a pipeline of creative talent that will enable it to continue telling Australian stories for generations.

ANAM alumni are found in many of the world’s leading orchestras and ensembles, and ANAM’s intensive schedule brings together a global network of artists and performers who provide invaluable mentorship and guidance for emerging young musicians through public performances, in-residence masterclasses and other programs. 

Find out more at anam.com.au