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23 Jul 2023

Saturday, 22nd July, 2023: Homophonics: Artistic Director, Miranda Hill and Soprano Judith Dodsworth

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Paul and Fiona talk to Homophonics Artistic Director, Miranda Hill and Soprano Judith Dodsworth, about Midsumma’s Homophonic! Pride Prize.

The Homophonic! Pride Prize is a unique opportunity for LGBTQIA+ Australian Composers to work with amazing soloists to create a new work to be performed at Homophonic! as part of Midsumma Festival. Composers from across Australia can submit their work for the award. The winning composer is awarded $2500, and guaranteed performance and live video of the performance. Led by Artistic Director Miranda Hill, Homophonic! is a leading voice in queer classical music since 2011.

Soprano Judith Dodsworth, presenting the unforgettable performances in Moya Henderson’s “Stubble” and Thomas Adès’ “Life Story”. Her commitment to new music has earned her a reputation in Australia and abroad as one of Australia’s leading exponents of contemporary classical vocal music.

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