Mr Stephen Whittington
Biography/ Background
Stephen Whittington (b.1953) is a composer, pianist, writer and music critic. A native of Adelaide, he studied at the Elder Conservatorium of Music, and has travelled extensively in Asia, Europe and the Americas, lecturing and performing.
He now directs the Electronic Music Unit at the Elder Conservatorium of Music (where he is also Assistant Director - International) and teaches composition, music theory, acoustics and electronic music.
With a keen interest in other art forms, he premiered his one-man multimedia show The Last Meeting of the Satie Society at the Adelaide Festival in March 2000. In 2003 he produced a new one-man show Mad Dogs and Surrealists, incorporating music, poetry and film, and in 2006 Interior Voice: Music and Rodin. In June 2006 he appeared at the Sydney Opera House with Ensemble Offspring for the Sydney International Film Festival, presenting a program of live music for four classic silent movies. In 2007 The Wire listed his performance of Triadic Memories by Morton Feldman as one of 60 Performances That Shook the World over the last 40 years.
Expertise for Media Contact
| Categories | Education, Music |
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| Expertise | Music education |
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| Notes | Alt phone: (08) 8303 5995 |
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Entry last updated: Sunday, 7 Feb 2010
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