著名音乐家、教师、表演家和昆士兰州公立音乐学校知名校友Janet Delpratt、Brett Dean和Piers Lane教授将于6月21日被授予格里菲斯大学博士学位。
Delpratt教授在昆士兰州公立音乐学校担任声乐教师40多年，在众多教师中保持最长的教龄。并且还是音乐硕士学位的第一个毕业生。
她在公立音乐学校的发展做出了重大的贡献，任职声乐系主讲长达18年，代理教务长和系主任3年。
由于对教学所做的贡献，她还是澳大利亚大学指定的第一个获得个人演唱主讲的荣誉称号。
作为一名歌手，最著名的是她的宗教剧和独唱，在澳洲与大部分的主要乐队都合作演出过。
在音乐会钢琴演奏家Piers Lane的30年职业生涯中，他的多项能力受到了世界的认可：独奏家、音乐家、广播员、录音艺术家、文学家和音乐学者。
在伦敦生活的20多年中，他游览了40 多个国家。这其中与多个著名乐团合作演出：BBC 乐队演出6次、伦敦与皇家交响乐团、礼堂乐团和澳洲和英语议院乐团。
Piers在过去的五年中已经成为众所周知的BBC广播、写作和热销的54部连载钢琴书籍界举足轻重的人物了。自从1989年就一直是皇家音乐学会的教授，直到1994年成为该学会荣誉会员。
近期，于2005年主持了布里斯班钢琴比赛，2006年被指定成为澳大利亚议院音乐节的艺术指导。
享有作曲家、教师和中提琴演奏家声誉的Brett Dean于1982年毕业于公立音乐学校，并且是柏林交响乐团会员已有15年，于2000年返回澳大利亚，成为他那个时代音乐界最杰出的音乐家。
2006年被任命为座落在墨尔本的澳洲国际音乐艺术学会的艺术指导。他的许多作品被收入ABC Classics和BIS。
Brett还演奏了许多由世界领先作曲家谱写的独奏作品。还指导了许多的演奏会：Netherlands Chamber Orchestra, Australian Chamber Orchestra和 the Birmingham Contemporary Music Group。
这次颁奖也是昆士兰州公立音乐学校五十周年庆典的一部分。
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Celebrated musicians awarded Doctors of the University
Renowned musicians, teachers, performers and Queensland Conservatorium alumni Professor Janet Delpratt, Brett Dean and Piers Lane will be awarded Doctors of the University on Thursday June 21.
A Queensland Conservatorium voice teacher for more than 40 years, Professor Delpratt holds the record for the longest serving staff member. She was also the first graduate to receive a Master Diploma of Music.
Her significant contributions to the development of the institution include 18 years as chair of the vocal department and three years as Acting Provost and Director.
Professor Delpratt received a Personal Chair in Singing for excellence in teaching, the first such appointment at an Australian university.
As a singer, she is best known for her oratorio and recital singing and has performed as soloist with most of the principal orchestras in Australia.
In a career spanning 30 years, concert pianist Piers Lane is internationally recognised as a recitalist, chamber musician, broadcaster, recording artist, lecturer and musicologist.
Based in London for more than 20 years, he has toured more than 40 countries. He has played with many of the greats including six BBC orchestras, the London and Royal Philharmonic Orchestras, the Halle Orchestra and the Australian and English Chamber Orchestras.
In the past five years Piers has become a well-known voice on BBC Radio 3, writing and presenting the popular 54-part series The Piano. In 1994 he was made an honorary member of the Royal Academy of Music where he has been a Professor of Piano since 1989.
More recently he chaired the 2005 Lev Vlassenko Piano Competition in Brisbane and in 2006 was appointed artistic director of the Australian Festival of Chamber Music.
Composer, teacher and violist Brett Dean graduated from the Conservatorium in 1982. A member of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra for 15 years, he returned to Australia in 2000 where he has established himself as one of the most gifted all-round musicians of his generation.
In 2006 he was appointed Artistic Director of the Australian National Academy of Music based in Melbourne. A number of his works have been recorded with ABC Classics and BIS records.
Brett has performed numerous solo and chamber works by some of the world's leading composers. He has also conducted many ensembles including the Netherlands Chamber Orchestra, Australian Chamber Orchestra and the Birmingham Contemporary Music Group.
The awards are part of the Queensland Conservatorium 50th anniversary celebrations.
