Jennifer Newsome
Jennifer Newsome is a flautist, educator, and academic researcher.
Her interest in new and experimental music began during her teens, and during her time at university studying flute with Zdeněk Bruderhans she was very fortunate to have the opportunity to work closely together with composers and fellow instrumentalists in the commissioning and performance of new music. During this period, she began teaching at the Centre for Aboriginal Studies in Music (CASM) at the University of Adelaide, where she became involved in advocating for and supporting the rights and interests of First Peoples in the Australian tertiary music education system, work which she continues today through her research at the Australian National University (ANU).
Jennifer Newsome is featured on the following titles
Through Tropical Stars
David Joseph’s Through Tropical Stars is a captivating collection of five works inspired by the natural world. From the vibrant, garden-like imagery of Concertino to the contemplative stillness of The Afternoon, Joseph’s compositions bring nature’s textures, patterns, and sounds to life. Performed by leading ensembles including the Seymour Group, Zdenek Bruderhans, Jennifer Newsome, and Trio Classico, this album showcases Joseph’s unique ability to evoke beauty and emotion through music.
