Composer Ann Carr-Boyd has helped shape Australian classical composition for over 60 years. She was a trail blazer from the very beginning, being the University of Sydney’s first ever Master of Arts in music. As well as composition, she’s been involved in broadcasting, teaching, as well as lexicography, having contributed to the Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians.

We delve into Ann's long lasting and groundbreaking career, to hear the insights of this remarkable contributor to the development of the Australian compositional voice.