Phillip Wilcher

Australian pianist and composer

Phillip Wilcher - Australian pianist and composer
Born

March 16th, 1958
66 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Australia

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A pianist and composer from Australia, contributions to contemporary classical music include solo performances and chamber works. Founded the Australian Ensemble in 1980, providing a platform for new music and collaboration among musicians. Composed pieces for various ensembles, including works for piano that highlighted unique textures and innovative structures. Engaged in education through teaching and workshops, inspiring a new generation of musicians with a focus on creativity and expression.

Founded the Australian Ensemble

Composed significant works for piano

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