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Choral or Vocal Work Of The Year*

Title May You Dance
Composers Sarah Hopkins
Performed by The People of Childers

Orchestral Work Of The Year*

Title Flying Banner (After Wang To)
Composer Liza Lim
Publisher

Universal Music Publishing Group on behalf of G Ricordi & Co (London) Ltd

Performed by Sydney Symphony. Conducted by Gianluigi Gelmetti

Instrumental Work Of The Year*

Title Piano Trio
Composer Ross Edwards
Publisher Universal Music Publishing Group on behalf of G Ricordi & Co (London) Ltd
Performed by The Australian Trio

Best Composition by an Australian Composer

Title Birthday Tango
Composer Roger Smalley

Best Performance of an Australian Composition

Performer Rebecca Lagos with the Sydney Symphony
Title  When The Clock Strikes Me
Composer Nigel Westlake

Outstanding Contribution to Australian Music in Education
Australian Youth Orchestra and the Australian Ballet for the 2006 National Music Camp Composition Program BodyTorque.

Outstanding Contribution to Australian Music in a Regional Area
2006 Camden Haven Music Festival

Outstanding Contribution by an Individual
Claire Edwardes/Duo Vertigo for the Duyfken Project

Outstanding Contribution by an Organisation
2006 Aurora Festival of New Music

Long-Term Contribution to the Advancement of Australian Music
Ian Cleworth

Distinguished Services to Australian Music
Belinda Webster

The 2007 Classical Music Award State/Territory winners** are:

State Award for New South Wales
The inspiring and dedicated artistic director and performer,Ian Cleworth, for his superb long-term contribution to Australian music.

State Award for SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Tristram Cary for his long-term contribution to Australian music. Tristram’s outstanding career as an innovator in electronic music, composer and educator, has profoundly influenced the development of electronic music in Britain, Australia and the USA. He has received numerous awards for his outstanding contributions, including the prestigious Prix Italia.

State Award for Victoria
Holland's Utrecht String Quartet performing Gordon Kerry Variations for String quartet for Musica Viva Australia tour in Melbourne.

State Award for Queensland
Queensland Youth Symphony performing Carl Vine’s Symphony No. 2. The QYO set itself a difficult challenge in choosing to perform this work, however the final performance was hailed as ‘amazing’ by the composer himself and was impressed by the incredible care taken with the music.

State Award Winner for Western Australia
Iain Grandage for his composition The Silence written for the West Australian Symphony Orchestra.  The work explores the theme of the loss of the parent, with brilliant use of musical quotations and parody; it captivated its intended young audience from beginning to end.

State Award for Tasmania
David Malone for his individual contribution though his work as a performer, artistic director and educator.

* Works of the Year categories were assessed by APRA on the basis of performance activities as registered with APRA throughout 2006.
** State/Territory Awards for ACT and NT were not awarded this year.