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‘Island Songs’ features world-premiere recordings by three of Australia’s most renowned composers: Brett Dean, Ross Edwards and Peter Sculthorpe. Recorded with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, all works on ‘Island Songs’ were written and arranged specifically for this remarkable album. You can discover your copy today on iTunes and

The Music Trust have reviewed Amy’s album ‘Island Songs’ and called her performances “exemplary”.

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“Dickson’s opening statement draws one ineluctably into Sculthorpe’s imaginative sound environment with the saxophone line beautifully set off by dark-toned utterances from the strings of Sydney Symphony Orchestra.” Read the rest of the review here

Amy is thrilled that her new album ‘Island Songs’ has been nominated for an AIR award (Australian Independent Record Labels Association).

Amy is pleased to be joining the celebrations at BBC Proms in the Park, Glasgow.

You can get your tickets for the show here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/events/evwgwh

Limelight Magazine have given Amy’s album Island Songs a great review. If you don’t have it already, you will be able to get the album in the UK in October.

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Limelight Magazine reviewed Amy’s performance at the Australian Festival of Chamber Music.

You can read it here.

Amy recently played at Latitude Festival. Here are a few photos from the festival, starting with a morning soundcheck followed by a nice cold beer after the show!

Amy enjoyed playing for children and nurses at Hope House Children’s Hospices last week, as ambassador for Children & the Arts.

 

Amy had a great time performing at the Constella Festival in Cincinnati.

Here is Amy with ACMF CEO Don Spencer at the recent ACMF function at the Billich Gallery in Sydney.

 

Amy Dickson is the now an Ambassador for Brass For Africa.

She performed at the United Against Ebola event in New York City.

Read more about Brass For Africa HERE