Lilburn Trust Student Composition Awards Winners 2004

Adjudicator: Anthony Ritchie

First Prize for Acoustic Composition
Julia Cook Piano Sonata

Merit Awards for Acoustic Composition
Chuan Hui Suan Perasaan Kagum (In Awe)
Jeremy Mayall From Dusk to Dawn

Performance Prize, piano
Gayaneh Daiber for performing Piano Sonata by Julia Cook

First Prize for Electroacoustic/Multimedia Composition
Niklas Werner Kia Ora?

Merit Awards for for Electroacoustic/Multimedia Composition
Luke Jacobs For Some Reason It Matters
Jeremy Mayall The Soundscape of Utilitablaszione

Congratulations to all the composers and performers who participated in a fascinating and lively evening of new music.

Special thanks to the Lilburn Trust for continuing to make the Awards evening possible.

Prizes The Music Department is again able to offer cash prizes thanks to the continuing generosity of the Lilburn Trust administered through the Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington.

Acoustic Section
Composer of the winning work $500
Two composer merit awards, each of $150
Performer(s) of the winning entry $300


Electroacoustic/Multimedia Section
Composer of the winning work $500
Two composer merit awards, each of $150

All entrants, other than prize winners, will receive a $50 fee for hire of their music in the concert.

Queries or further information: Martin Lodge mlodge@waikato.ac.nz