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Greetings all and welcome to our website. We try to update our page regularly and hope to keep you informed of Professional Learning opportunities for 2026.

ASME Tasmania sends out updates to members at the beginning of each term to update you on new and relevant information. Please check our website and facebook page regularly.

ASME Tasmania Chair

Peter Stewart

Chapter Council

Chairperson

Peter Stewart

Launceston Christian School

Vice Chairperson / Chairperson-elect

Vacant

General Council

Sarah Elliott

St. Theresa’s Catholic School

tasmemeetings@gmail.com

Treasurer

Paul Radford

General Council

Wendy Ross

General Council / Membership

Suzie Terry

General Council

Andrea Marks

General Council

Jennie MacDonald

General Council

Dr. Bill Baker

Secretary

Claire Farrell

General Council

Susan Cann

Student representative

Vacant

Latest News

National

8 September 2025

AJME vol 57(1) now available

The latest edition of the Australian Journal of Music Education, Volume 57 No. 1, is now available in the Resource

TAS

25 October 2023

Tasmania 2024 State Conference

TASME State Conference – Friday 11 – Saturday 12 October in Launceston. (This is the last weekend of the Term

Upcoming Events

 

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National

2025 Treasurer Report

National

2025 Audited Financial Report

National

2025 Secretary Report

National

2025 President Report

TAS

Tasmanian Chapter Constitution

 
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Songlines of the Moonbird (Dyan and Ronnie Summers) Used in TASME2015 Presentation

 
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Sickbay Blues

 
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Daytime Blues

 
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Improvisation Composition Unit By Cynthia Howard

 
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TASM-e-NEWS – Issue 1

 

Chapter Activities

 

Young Composer 2023

Henry Gell is a 17 year old composition student in grade 12 at Elizabeth College, Tasmania. First Studying composition in
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