Anthony Wilson

Anthony Wilson graduated from Monash University, Melbourne, Australia in 1985, studying music and pure mathematics. He has also successfully completed the A.Mus.A exam for piano and the 7th Grade AMEB theory exam. Wilson studied the piano with William Lowe, singing with Janet Dawson and Theory of Music with Aliki Katsikas. In 2001 he was given a theory award by the Victorian Music Teachers’ Association.

Wilson began his working career within the IT industry before pursuing a career in music, which he started in 1994. Since then, he has worked as a private music teacher, teaching piano, singing, and theory of music to people of all ages. Within this environment, Wilson has enjoyed considerable success helping people realize their musical goals. These goals include helping students to prepare for music exams, auditions, and musical performances. He also has considerable experience working as an accompanist.

Wilson studied composition privately with Haydn Reeder. His orchestral compositions have been performed by the Ballarat Symphony Orchestra, the Australasian Orchestra, and the Zelman Symphony Orchestra. Other performance highlights of Wilson’s compositions include: “Une Idée” for piano and violin performed by Michael Kieran Harvey and Tim Veldman. He has also had a number of his chamber works performed by ensembles such as the Silo String Quartet, the Veldman String Quintet, Michael Kieran Harvey, the Sarah Curro/Elyane Lausadde duo, and the Haydn and Max Reeder piano duo. He has also had some of his works performed within the Elyane Laussade Music Studio.