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This is a list of Australian composersofclassical music, contemporary music and/or film soundtracks.

These names are largely drawn from the following:

and various other websites and media sources.

Wherever possible, dates of birth and death are shown. The pseudonyms used by some composers are listed along with a reference back to their legal name. Entries are cross-referenced to one or more sources to provide further information.

This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.

A[edit]

  • David Ahern (1947–1988)[10]
  • Hugo Alpen (1842–1917)[11]
  • Ernie Althoff (born 1950)[12][13]
  • John Henry Antill[14] (1904–1986)[15][16][17]
  • Albert Arlen (1905–1993)[17][18]
  • Martin Armiger (1949–2019)
  • Keith Asboe (born 1929)[17]

    • B[edit]

  • Don Banks[14] (1923–1980)[20][21]
  • David Banney (born 1967)
  • Michael Barkl (born 1958)[22]
  • Alison Bauld (born 1944)
  • Betty Beath[14] (born 1932)[23][24]
  • Ross Bolleter (born 1946)[25]
  • Anne Elizabeth Boyd[14] (born 1946)[26][27]
  • George Frederick Boyle (1886–1948)
  • Philip Bračanin[14] (born 1942)[17][28]
  • May (or Mary) Hannah Brahe (1884–1956)[29][30][31]
  • Hooper Brewster-Jones (1887–1949)[32]
  • Michael Brimer (1933–2023)
  • Brenton Broadstock (born 1952)[33]
  • Amanda Gabrielle Brown (born 1965)[34]
  • Colin Brumby[14] (1933–2018)[17][35][36][37][38]
  • Vera Buck (1903–1986)[39]
  • Thomas (Tom) Edward Bulch (1860–1930)[40]
  • Warren Burt (born 1949)[17][41][42][43][44][45]
  • Nigel Butterley[14] (1935–2022)[17][46][47][48][49][50]

    • C[edit]

  • Ann Carr-Boyd[14] (born 1938)[17][52][53][54][55]
  • Jeff Cashen
  • Tristram Ogilvie Cary[14] (1925–2008)[56][57]
  • Nick Cave (born 1957)[58]
  • Herbert Hedwan Chandler (1865–1941).[59][60][61]
  • Charles Cawthorne (1854–1925)
  • Alice Charbonnet-Kellermann (1858–1914)[62][63]
  • Charlie Chan (born 1966)[64]
  • Arthur Chanter (1886–1950)[65][66][67]
  • Deborah Cheetham (born 1964)[68]
  • David Chesworth (born 1958)[69][70][71]
  • Andrew Chubb (born 1975)[72]
  • Zana Clarke (born 1965)[73]
  • Paul Clift (born 1978)[74]
  • Judith Clingan[14] (born 1945)[75]
  • George H. Clutsam (1866–1951)[17][76]
  • Julian Cochran (born 1974)
  • Percy Code (1888–1953)[77][78]
  • Barry Conyngham[14] (born 1944)[79][80][81]
  • Herbert Cosgrove (died 1953)[82][83]
  • Vince Courtney (died 1951)[84][85][86]
  • Kate Crawford (born 1976)[87]
  • Ian Cresswell (born 1968)[88]
  • Ian Cugley[14] (1945–2010)
  • Leah Curtis[89][90]
  • Cesare Cutolo (1826–1867)[91]

    • D[edit]

  • Ruby Claudia Davy (1883–1946)[94]
  • Brett Dean (born 1961)[95]
  • George De Cairos Rego (1858–1946)[96][97]
  • George Savin De Chanéet (1861–1926)[98]
  • John Albert Delany (1852–1907)[99][100]
  • Herbert De Pinna (1880–1936)[101][102]
  • Matthew Dewey (born 1984)[103][104]
  • Joe Dolce (born 1947)
  • Paul Doornbusch (born 1959)[105][106]
  • George Dreyfus[14] (born 1928)[17][107][108]
  • Jon Drummond (born 1969)[109][110][111]
  • Catherine Duc
  • Melissa Dunphy (born 1980)

    • E[edit]

  • Frederick Ellard (1824–1874)[115][116]
  • Warren Ellis (born 1965)[117]
  • Harry Lindley Evans[14] (1895–1982)[118][119]
  • Winsome Evans (born 1941)[120][121]

    • F[edit]

  • Mary Finsterer (born 1962)[122][123]
  • Thomas Fitzgerald[124][125]
  • Samantha Fonti (born 1973)[126]
  • Andrew Ford[14] (born 1957)[127][128]
  • Riccardo Formosa (born 1954)[129]
  • Grant Foster (born 1945)
  • Jennifer Fowler[14] (born 1939)[17][130][131]
  • Edwin Fowles (1871–1945)[132][133]

    • G[edit]

  • Helen Gifford (born 1935)[135][136][137]
  • Richard Gill (1941–2018)[14]
  • Paolo Giorza (1832–1914)[138][139][140]
  • Peggy Glanville-Hicks[14] (1912–1990)[141][142][143][144][145]
  • Isador Goodman (1909–1982)
  • Eugene Goossens[14] (1893–1962)[146][147]
  • Christopher Gordon (born 1956)[148]
  • Tony Gould[149][150]
  • Paul Grabowsky (born 1958)[151]
  • Ron Grainer (1922–1981)
  • George Percy Aldridge Grainger[14] (1882–1961)[17][152][153][154]
  • Sally Greenaway (born 1984)
  • Stuart Greenbaum (born 1966)
  • Maria Grenfell (born 1969)[155][156]
  • Eric Gross[14] (1926–2011)[17][157][158]

    • H[edit]

  • Ronald Hanmer[14] (1917–1994)
  • Raymond Hanson (1913–1976)[17][160]
  • Ian Keith Harris (born 1935)
  • Fritz Bennicke Hart[14] (1874–1949)[17][161]
  • Mick Harvey (born 1958)[162]
  • Miska Hauser (1822–1887)[163]
  • Fiona Joy Hawkins (born 1964)
  • Christian Heim (born 1960)[164][165]
  • Christian Helleman (1880–1954)[166][167]
  • Moya Henderson[14] (born 1941)[17][168]
  • Laurence Henry Hicks (1912–1997)
  • Francis Hartwell Henslowe (1811–1878)[169][170]
  • Moritz Heuzenroeder (1849–1897)[171]
  • Alfred Francis Hill[14] (1869–1960)[172][173][174]
  • Matthew Hindson (born 1968)[17][175][176][177]
  • David Hirschfelder (born 1960)
  • Dulcie Sybil Holland[14] (1913–2000)[17][178][179][180]
  • Alan Holley (born 1954)
  • Wilfrid Holland[14] (1920–2005)[181]
  • Charles Edward Horsley (1822–1876)[182][183][184]
  • Louis Howarde (–1944)[185][186][187]
  • Robert Watson Hughes[14] (1912–2007)[188]
  • Frank Hutchens[14] (1892–1965)[17][189][190]
  • Miriam Beatrice Hyde[14] (1913–2005)[17][191][192][193]

    • I[edit]

    J[edit]

  • Graham Jenkin (born 1938)[197]
  • Alan John[14] (born 1958)
  • Anthony Linden Jones (born 1959)[198]

    • K[edit]

  • Donald H. Kay[14] (born 1933)[17][201][202][203]
  • Norman Kaye (1927–2007)[204]
  • Horace Keats (1895–1945)
  • Paul Kelly (born 1955)[205]
  • Paul Kenny (born 1969)[206]
  • Frederick Septimus Kelly (1881–1916)[207]
  • Gordon Kerry (born 1961)
  • Henry John King (1855–1934)[208][209]
  • Ashley Klose
  • William Robert Knox (1861–1933)[210]
  • Douglas Knehans (born 1957)[211][212][213]
  • Julian Knowles (born 1965)[214]
  • Graeme Koehne[14] (born 1956)[215]
  • Constantine Koukias (born 1965)[216][217]
  • Henri Kowalski (1841–1916)[218][219]
  • Henry Krips[14] (1912–1987)[220]

    • L[edit]

  • Guglielmo Enrico Lardelli (1857–1910)[222][223]
  • Louis Lavater (1867–1953)[224][225]
  • Lê Tuấn Hùng (born 1960)[226]
  • Stephen Leek[14] (born 1959)[17][227][228]
  • Dorian Le Gallienne[14] (1915–1963)[229][230]
  • John Lemmone (1861–1949)[231][232]
  • Georges Lentz (born 1965)[233]
  • Liza Lim[14] (born 1966)[234][235]
  • Carl (or Karl) Ferdinand August Linger (a.k.a. Charles Linger)[14] (1810–1862)[236][237]
  • Michael Lira (born 1975)
  • Alexander Frame Lithgow (1870–1929)[238]
  • Jonathan Little (born 1965)[239][240]
  • William Lovelock[14] (1899–1986)[17][241][242]
  • David Lumsdaine[14] (1931–2024)[17][243][244]
  • Jack Lumsdaine (1895–1948)[245][246]

    • M[edit]

  • Raffaele Marcellino (born 1964)[249]
  • Stephen Hale Marsh (1805–1888)[250]
  • George Marshall-Hall (1862–1915)[251][252]
  • Arthur Massey (composer) (1861–1950)[253][254][255]
  • John Boswell Maver (born 1932)
  • Mona McBurney (1867–1932)
  • John McAll (born 1960)
  • Daniel Clive McCallum (born 1989)
  • Charles William McCarthy (1848–1919)[256][257]
  • David McCormack[258]
  • Peter Dodds McCormick (1834?–1916)[259]
  • Brett McKern (born 1972)[260][261]
  • Sir William McKie[14] (1901–1984)[17]
  • Richard Meale (1932–2009)[17][262][263][264]
  • Kirsten Milenko (born 1993)[265]
  • Sir Jonathan Mills (born 1963)
  • Richard Mills[14] (born 1949)[17][266][267]
  • Ernest Edwin Mitchell (1865–1951)[268]
  • Kate Moore (born 1979)[269]
  • Stephen Moreno (1889–1953)[270][271]
  • Graeme Morton[14][272]
  • Ian Munro (born 1963)[273]
  • William Murdoch (1888–1942)
  • Ellie Malonzo (2009-) [274]

    • N[edit]

  • Isaac Nathan (1792–1864)[278]
  • Mike Nock (born 1940)[279][280][281]

    • O[edit]

  • Tony O'Connor (1961–2010)
  • William Arundel (Bunny) Orchard (1867–1961)[282]

    • P[edit]

  • Frederick Augustus Packer (1839–1902)[285][286]
  • George Palmer (born 1947)
  • Katharine "Kitty" Parker (1886–1971)[287]
  • Anthony Pateras (born 1979)[288]
  • Raimund Pechotsch (died 1941)[289]
  • James Penberthy[14] (1917–1999)[17][290][291][292]
  • Michael (Mike) Perjanik
  • Barrington Somers Pheloung (1954–2019)[293]
  • Linda Phillips (1899–2002)[294]
  • Jeff Pressing (1946-2002)[295]

    • Q[edit]

    R[edit]

  • Stephen Rae (born 1961)[297]
  • Alan Rattray[298][299][300]
  • Graeme Revell (born 1955)[301]
  • Ruby Reynolds-Lewis (1881–1964)[302]
  • Damien Ricketson (born 1973)[303]
  • Arthur Rivers (1857–1940)[304][305]
  • Sir William Robinson (1834–1897)
  • John Rodgers (born 1962)
  • Hermann Rosendorff (1860–1935)[306][307]
  • David Rumsey (1939–2017)[17]

    • S[edit]

  • Albert Bokhare Saunders (1880–1946)[311][312]
  • Andrew Schultz[14] (born 1960)[17][313][314][315]
  • Peter Sculthorpe[14] (1929–2014)[17][316][317][318][319]
  • Luscombe Searelle (1853–1907)
  • Matthew Shlomowitz (born 1975)[320][321]
  • Thanapoom Sirichang (born 1981)[322]
  • Larry Sitsky[14] (born 1934)[17][323][324][325]
  • Cezary Skubiszewski (born 1949)[326][327]
  • Jan Skubiszewski (born 1981)
  • Joe Slater (1872–1926)[328]
  • Roger Smalley[14] (1943–2015)[329]
  • Michael Sollis (born 1985)
  • Benjamin Speed, film composer
  • William Stanley (composer) (1820–1902)[330][331][332]
  • Reginald Alberto Agrati Stoneham (1879–1942)[333]
  • Robert James Stove (born 1961)[334]
  • Wendy Suiter (born 1954)[335][336][337]
  • Joseph Summers (1839–1917)[338][339]
  • May Summerbelle (1867–1914)[340]
  • Margaret Sutherland[14] (1897–1984)[341][342]

    • T[edit]

  • Henry Tate (1873–1926)[345][346]
  • George Tibbits (1933–2008)[17]
  • Katia Tiutiunnik (born 1967)[347][348][349]
  • Richard Tognetti (born 1965)[350]
  • George William Torrance (1835–1907)[351][352][353]
  • Ernest Truman (1869–1948)[354][355]
  • Costas Tsicaderis (1945–2004)[356]
  • Walter J. Turner (1884–1946)[357]
  • Joseph Twist (born 1982)

    • V[edit]

  • Carl Edward Vine (born 1954)[359]
  • Nicholas Vines (born 1976)[17][360]
  • Alexander Voltz (born 1999)[361]

    • W[edit]

  • Simon Walker (1961–2010)
  • Felix Werder[14] (1922–2012)[17][363][364]
  • Martin Wesley-Smith[14] (1945–2019)[365][366]
  • Fred Werner (active 1895–1912)[367][368]
  • Nigel Westlake (born 1958)[369][370]
  • Alfred Wheeler (1865–1949)[371][372][373]
  • Gillian Whitehead[14] (born 1941)[374]
  • Stephen Whittington (born 1953)[375]
  • Christopher Willcock[14] (born 1947)[17][376]
  • Malcolm Williamson[14] (1931–2003)[17][377]
  • David Worrall (born 1954)[378][379]

    • Y[edit]

    Z[edit]

    See also[edit]

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