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Professor Liam Viney is Head of the School of Music at the University of Queensland. A distinguished performer and scholar, he specializes in piano performance, duo pianism, and contemporary music. He leads the UQ Chamber Players and Viney-Grinberg Duo, commissioning new works and exploring Australian piano literature. His research bridges artistic practice and scholarly analysis, supported by grants from the Australia Council and Harvard’s Fromm Foundation. Recognized for his innovative performances, he has been featured on eight commercial albums (ABC Classics, Naxos).
- Current roles: Professor & Head of School, School of Music, UQ
- Ensembles: UQ Chamber Players, Viney-Grinberg Duo
- Research focus: New music creation, collaborative performance, Australian piano repertoire
Research interests include the intersection of performance and scholarship, with a focus on duo piano’s role in fostering new musical thought. His work emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration and the translation of artistic innovation into academic discourse.
- Key themes: Commissioning processes, interpretive challenges in modern repertoire, artistic collaboration
Recent articles explore Kanye West’s production techniques, protest songs, and the role of music in political oratory. His work has been nominated for APRA Awards and highlights cross-cultural compositions.
- Awards: Nominated for Australian Music Centre/APRA Awards for Excellence
Grants include funding from the Australia Council and Harvard’s Fromm Foundation, supporting performances and commissions. Advising includes mentoring students in piano performance and contemporary ensemble work.
- Key grants: Australia Council for the Arts, Fromm Foundation
Labs/teams: Core member of UQ’s music ensembles, including the White Halo Ensemble and Queensland Symphony collaborations.
- Performance venues: Queensland Performing Arts Centre, Campbelltown Arts Centre, Sydney Conservatorium
