Our People in the Department of Music
Head of Department
Dr Graeme Downes
Tel 64 3 479 9778
Email graeme.downes@otago.ac.nz
Programme Coordinators
- Coordinator of Academic Studies - Dr Rob Burns
- Coordinator of Postgraduate Studies - Dr Graeme Downes
- Coordinator of Classical Music Performance - Professor Terence Dennis
- Coordinator of Contemporary Music Performance - Dr Ian Chapman
- Coordinator of Research - Professor Henry Johnson
Academic Staff
- Mr Peter Adams
- Associate Professor Judy Bellingham
- Dr Robert Burns
- Dr Jennifer Cattermole
- Dr Ian Chapman
- Professor Terence Dennis
- Dr Andrew Deruchie
- Professor John Drummond
- Heleen du Plessis
- Mr John Egenes
- Mr David Harrison
- Professor Henry Johnson
- Louise Kewene
- Mr Tom McGrath
- Ms Tessa Petersen
- Associate Professor Anthony Ritchie
- Dr Oli Wilson
General Staff
- Mary-Jane Campbell, Department Secretary
Tel 64 3 479 4180
Email music@otago.ac.nz - Alison Crossan, Receptionist
Tel 64 3 479 8885
Email music.reception@otago.ac.nz - Dorothy Duthie J.P., Department Administrator
Tel 64 3 479 8886
Email dorothy.duthie@otago.ac.nz - Louise Kewene, Technician
Tel 64 3 479 3924
Email louise.kewene@otago.ac.nz - Stephen Stedman, Technician
Tel 64 3 470 3424 or 021 279 3925
Email stephen.stedman@otago.ac.nz - Keith Duthie, Assistant Technician
Tel 64 3 470 3554
Email keith.duthie@otago.ac.nz
The Mozart Fellowship
The Mozart Fellowship was established in 1969 to aid and encourage composers of music in the practice and advancement of their art, to associate them with the life of the University and to foster an interest in contemporary music within the University and in the community. The work of the Mozart Fellow may be performed in concert during their Fellowship year.
The annual, 12-month Fellowship provides a studio/office space and not less than the minimum salary of a fulltime university lecturer. It is open to composers who are normally resident in New Zealand who, in the opinion of the Selection Committee, have demonstrated their ability and talent, and the intention of pursuing a career in music, and would benefit from holding the Fellowship.