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Richard Gill (conductor)
Richard James Gill OAM (born 4 November 1941 in Sydney) is an Australian conductor who has earned awards for his work. He conducts choral, orchestral and operatic works, and has been involved in music training and education. This is evident in his ''Discovery'' series of concerts, where he takes selected works from the traditional and the contemporary classical music repertoire and analyses the works in a humorous and entertaining manner, trying to find what makes the works "tick" and to, as he says, listen to the music "with new ears". In August 2005 Gill was appointed Music director of the new, Melbourne-based Victorian Opera.
==Repertoire==
Gill's operatic repertoire has included performances with Opera Queensland, Opera Australia, the Sydney, Adelaide and Melbourne Festivals, and Windmill Performing Arts. He has conducted the world premieres of Alan John's ''The Eighth Wonder'' (1995) and Moya Henderson's ''Lindy'' (2002) with Opera Australia, and Jonathan Mills' ''The Ghost Wife'' at the Melbourne International Arts Festival in 1999 (and again at London's Barbican Centre in 2002), and ''The Eternity Man'' at the Sydney Festival in 2004. For the Victorian Opera he has conducted the new Australian works ''The Love of the Nightingale'' by Richard Mills (2007) and Alan John's ''Through the Looking Glass'' (2008). His work in the concert hall includes concerts with all the major Australian orchestras.
In 2006 he appeared in the 4-part ABC documentary/reality series ''Operatunity Oz'', which sought Australian singers with opera potential, and in the 2007 follow-up episode ''Operatunity Oz – Twelve Months On''.
He has composed the music for Brisbane Girls Grammar School school song, "".〔("School Song" ), ''Gazette'', Spring 2010, p. 43〕
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