





Richard Gill, Music Director of Victorian Opera, is also the Artistic Director of the Sydney Symphony’s Education Program.
He has also been artistic director of OzOpera, artistic director and chief conductor of the Canberra Symphony Orchestra and the adviser for the Musica Viva in Schools Program.
Richard has frequently conducted for Opera Australia and OzOpera, and in recent seasons has conducted Meet the Music concerts with the Sydney Symphony, Discovery concerts with the Sydney Sinfonia; the Melbourne, Canberra, Queensland and Tasmanian Symphony orchestras; and the Brisbane and Melbourne premiere seasons of Richard Mills’ The Love of the Nightingale.
Richard Gill has received numerous accolades, including an Order of Australia Medal, the Bernard Heinze Award, Honorary Doctorates from the Edith Cowan University of Western Australia and the Australian Catholic University, the Australian Music Centre’s award for Most Distinguished Contribution to the Presentation of Australian Composition by an individual, and the Australia Council’s Don Banks Award.
Richard Gill explains how musical education can help children gain literacy and numeracy skills.
Kathy Lette, Richard Gill and Michael Shmith discuss the operatic adaptation of How to Kill Your Husband.
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