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For well over a decade NMA has kept Australia informed about what's what in new Australian music. John Crawford began the program as Random Round in 1990, before handing over to young composer Julian Day in 2001. Whether it's a new Australian symphony, a gritty laptop improvisation or a pop song for amplified string quartet, NMA is often first to bring you the strangest, the strongest and the most sublime new sounds around. Over the years we've talked music with hundreds of guests, and premièred well over 2,000 new works, on average 5-10 pieces per week. The majority of them are written and performed by our very own composers, performers and sound artists. NMA also host major awards (see our archives below), and the team is frequently airborne to cover concerts and festivals around the country. NMA Music ThemesTo allay those hourly enquiries from around the globe requesting details of our music themes... Contact usYou can write to the New Music Australia team with enquiries or comments via nma@your.abc.net.au The NMA ForecastStay in touch with NMA by joining our email alert list. We'll send you information on upcoming programs and special events. 
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The final edition of NMA was on January 14, 2004.From February 2004, Julian Day presents a new program from 10.30pm -12.30am every weeknight, ranging from early music to post-classical. This will include new Australian composition and performance. NMA Links
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NMA ArchivesHere are a few events that have been archived as a matter of record. These include awards presented by New Music Australia that aimed to highlight an area of Australian Composition under-represented in the mainstream arena. (Note:- some interactive features may have been disabled, email addresses may be obsolete, and dates may refer to past events.)
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