Alison Bauld
Alison Bauld was born in 1944 in Sydney. A piano student of Alexander Sverjensky at the Conservatorium of NSW, she later studied acting at the National Institute of Dramatic Art, subsequently touring in Shakespearian productions for a year before completing a Bachelor of Music degree at the University of Sydney.
She came to England on a university scholarship in 1969 and after studying composition in her first two years in London with Elisabeth Lutyens and Hans Keller, she completed a doctorate in composition at the University of York in 1974.
Her music, almost all of a theatrical genre, has won international prizes and is regularly performed in concerts and broadcasts throughout Europe, the USA and Australia.
Photo and Biography from the Composer's website
Nannerl's Song
Death of Cleopatra, The
Farewell Already
Busker's Story, The
I Loved Mis Watson
One Pearl 2
One Pearl
In A Dead Brown Land
On The Afternoon Of The Pigsty
Witches' Song
Where Should Othello Go?
Banquo's Buried
Composer Website
http://www.alisonbauld.com/
Woman composer
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