Meredith Connie : Represented Artist
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Random Audio Sample: Quarantine Station Variations : for solo guitar by Meredith Connie, from the CD Selected Works by AMC Represented Artists, vol. 139. |
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Artist website: http://www.meredithconnie.com
Artist website: http://www.conniechambercollective.com/
A performing artist who works with composition, performance and multi-media, Meredith Connie works to navigate and interpret the natural world, often through site specific works. This may involve field recordings, composition and recording, perhaps also the inclusion of storytelling, or a particular text or image to embed the work within the larger context of country. Her aesthetic has grown from her profound and early connection to the nylon string guitar and a love of a sound world without traffic noise.
Her works reflect her love of collaborating, prioritizing chamber compositions and her work with community guitar orchestras and student ensembles.
Meredith Connie — current to February 2026
Selected Commissions
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Perilous Parapet : for solo guitar and soundscape | Commissioned by and dedicated to Grant Sambells |
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Quarantine Station Variations : for solo guitar (2021) | Mornington Peninsula Artist in Residence Program |
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Tiddalik : for Wind Trio: Flute, Clarinet and Saxophone (Alto/Tenor) (2020) | Commissioned by Katherine Howarth and Terra Ensemble |
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Big Fella Bunyip : for Guitar Orchestra in four movements (2020) | Commissioned by the Victorian Classical Guitar Association for the VCGS Guitar Orchestra. |
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Sessile Conversations : For two guitars in Five Movements (2020) | The Clocktower, Presented as an interactive installation as a part of a residency project. |
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Tiddalik : for guitar trio (2015) | 38th Annual Seminar on Contemporary Music for the Young, The Rivers School Conservatory, Weston MA USA |