Generations In Jazz

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Generations in Jazz
Generations in Jazz logo.jpg
GenreJazz
DatesMay
Location(s) Mount Gambier, South Australia
Coordinates 37°49′46″S140°46′58″E / 37.82944°S 140.78278°E / -37.82944; 140.78278
Years active1987–present
Website generationsinjazz.com.au

Generations In Jazz (often abbreviated to GIJ) is an annual weekend jazz festival held in Mount Gambier, South Australia. It is held in May and brings together many young jazz musicians from all over Australia and New Zealand.

Contents

History

The Generations in Jazz Festival was first held in 1987. The festival's genesis dates from 1982 when three young musicians performed a tribute for their fathers and grandfathers. Nowadays, an estimated 5,200 young people in bands from all around Australia and New Zealand make their way to Mount Gambier. Professional musicians who have taught, performed or judged at the festival include James Morrison, Daryl Somers, Ross Irwin, James Muller, Wycliffe Gordon, Graeme Lyall, Gordon Goodwin and his Big Phat Band, [1] Take 6, and Jeff Clayton.

The World's Largest Modular Tent

The World's Largest Modular Tent [2] is the home of an annual event held in Mount Gambier, South Australia, from May 1 to May 3, 2020. The tent is approximately 64 metres wide and 84 metres long, reaching heights of up to 25 metres; it requires a crew of up to 18 people to assemble it and can hold up to 11,000 people. Generations in Jazz is hosted by James Morrison. Each year, James invites guest artists to perform in a variety of concerts held in the tent. The event sees about 5200 students performing each year and 200 buses transport them to and from the venue.

While the World's Largest Modular Tent supplies seating for the concerts and division 1 performances, there are a variety of other, smaller tents that hold performances and cater for food. Adjudicators are often on stage during one or more of the concerts held in the World's Largest Modular Tent and they compose the set piece for each division to play.

Awards and scholarships

James Morrison Jazz Scholarship

The 'James Morrison Jazz Scholarship' is open to solo instrumentalists. Six finalists are judged during the Generations In Jazz weekend. The winner receives $10,000 to assist in the development of their career.

Generations in Jazz Vocal Scholarship

The winner will receive $10,000 to assist in the development of their career.

City of Mt. Gambier National Big Bands

The Big Band part of the festival invites secondary school big bands from around Australia and New Zealand to compete for prize money of up to $7000 (Division 1). [3] Bands compete for prize money in one of four divisions and stand-out musicians can be rewarded with a place in their division's "Superband". Several improvising musicians in Division 1 are nominated as potential "Future Finalists" of the James Morrison Jazz Scholarship, and one is selected to win $3,500 to assist their musical education. Divisions 1 and 2 superbands and future finalists all play at the Festival Finale. Division 5 (first introduced in 2013) bands are adjudicated only, though one band is selected to win an encouragement award.

James Morrison Academy of Music

The James Morrison Academy of Music (previously known as the Generations In Jazz Academy) was a Jazz Performance course run by Graeme Lyall catering to young musicians. It was run in Mount Gambier, South Australia, and offered a one-year Diploma of Music through its affiliation with the University of South Australia. The course covered aural, theory, arranging and improvisation. All students rehearsed together as a large ensemble for 90 minutes, Monday to Friday. The ensemble had the opportunity to play with James Morrison at the Generations in Jazz Festival. In 2015 the academy moved into the Old Town Hall in Mt. Gambier.

The academy had its final teaching year in 2021, since opting to operate as a 'pop-up' academy. [4] The closure is speculated to be due to a lack of funding and public displeasure over James Morrison's support of a sexual assault perpetrator. [5] [6] [7]

2020 Cancellation

The 2020 Generations in Jazz competition was cancelled due to the COVID-19 global pandemic. In a statement released on 13 March, the board outlined their reasoning and their disappointment at having to cancel the event. "Of paramount importance to the Board is the safety and welfare of both the participants and the local community. The Board cannot offer any certainty to deliver the level of Risk management actions required to protect all involved under these current circumstances. It is a very disappointing time for all and we acknowledge the work and dedication of the students, Music Directors and auxilliary [sic] support." [8]

The competition was also cancelled in 2021.

2023 return

The competition returned in 2023 following the pandemic. Dirty Loops performed at the event.

Government-Funded Permanent Pavilions

In 2025, The South Australian Government invested $720,000 to build four permanent pavilions at OB Flat, Mount Gambier. These pavilions are projected to save $100,000 annually on event costs and generate $150,000 per year from storage fees. The savings and revenue will be reinvested in the festival, boosting participation and growth. [9] The 2025 Festival was headlined by Gordon Goodwin's Big Phat Band.

Results and history


2025 [10]

Division1st2nd3rd
1 St Peter's College (SA) Marryatville High School (SA) Viewbank College (VIC)
2.1 Chatswood High School (NSW) & Anglican Church Grammar School (QLD) Rostrevor College (SA) Immanuel College (SA)
2.2 Concordia College (SA) Westminster School (SA) St Peter's College (SA)
3.1 St Peter's Girls' School (SA) Scotch College (VIC) St Andrews Christian College (VIC)
3.2 Westbourne Grammar School (VIC) Wilderness School (SA) Blackfriars Priory School (SA)
4.1 Nazareth Catholic College (SA) Wilderness School (SA) Adelaide Botanic High School (SA)
4.2 St Aloysius College (SA) Parade College (VIC) Eltham High School (VIC)
4+ Emmaus Christian College (SA) Wesley / Penrhos College (WA) Pedare Christian College (SA)
5 (Spirit of Generations Award) The Essington School (NT) --
Vocal Div 1 Large Wilderness School (SA) St Peter's Girls' School (SA) Wesley College (VIC)
Vocal Div 1 Small Wesley College (VIC) Donvale Christian College (VIC) Yarra Valley Grammar (VIC)
Vocal Div 2 Large Brighton Secondary School (VIC) St Aloysius College, Adelaide (SA) Immanuel College (SA)
Vocal Div 2 Small Scotch College (SA) Temple Christian College (SA) St Mary's College (SA)
Vocal Div 3 Small Trinity College (SA) St Leonard's College (VIC) Peninsula Grammar (VIC)
Vocal Div 3.1 Large Wesley College (VIC) Loreto Mandeville Hall (VIC) Saint Ignatius' College( SA)
Vocal Div 3.2 Large Trinity College (SA) St John's Grammar School (SA) Brighton Grammar School (VIC)
Small Jazz Combo 1 Westminster School (SA) Rostrevor College (SA) Tenison Woods College (SA)
Small Jazz Combo 2 Genazzano FCJ College (VIC) Prince Alfred College (SA) Westbourne Grammar School (VIC)
Small Jazz Combo 3 Concordia College (SA) Yarra Valley Grammar (VIC) Hobart College (TAS)
AwardRecipient
SBA Division 1 Best Rhythm Section St Peter's College, Adelaide (SA)
SBA Division 1 Yamaha Wayne Bergeron Most Outstanding Trumpet PlayerElinor Hughes
SBA Division 1 Callisto Family Best PianistThomas Dower
SBA Division 2 Maurice Ledoueff Most Outstanding Saxophone Section Concordia College (SA)
SBA Division 2 Callisto Family Best PianistCallum Chong
SBA Division 3 Best Trombone Section Wilderness School (SA)
SBA Division 4+ Nick Mulder Memorial Award Blackburn High School (VIC)
VEA Division 1 Callisto Family Most Promising SoloistJoey Fitzgerald
Music Directors Award - VocalSari Noble
Music Directors Award - Stage BandPhillip Reichman
Vocal Jazz ScholarshipMaisie Aitken
James Morrison Jazz ScholarshipRhys Moore
Future Finalist - InstrumentalNed Manifold
Thomas Dower
Elinor Hughes
Luka Ferguson
Future Finalist - VocalZoe Young
Joey Fitzgerald

2024 [11] [12]

Division1st2nd3rd
1 St Peter's College (SA) Marryatville High School (SA) St Leonard's College (VIC)
2.1 Westminster School (SA) Peninsula Grammar (VIC) Carey Baptist Grammar School (VIC)
2.2 Immanuel College (SA) Concordia College (SA) Eltham High School (VIC)
3.1 Aquinas College (VIC) Caufield Grammar School - Caufield Campus (VIC) Prince Alfred College (SA)
3.2 Ballarat Clarendon College (VIC) Trinity College (SA) Brighton Secondary School (SA)
4.1 St Martin's Lutheran College (SA) Carey Baptist Grammar School (VIC) St Kevin's College (VIC)
4.2 Genazzano FCJ College (VIC) Xavier College (VIC) Anglican Church Grammar School (QLD)
4+ Castlemaine Secondary College (VIC) Pedare Christian College (SA) Mazenod College (VIC)
Vocal Div 1 Large Wilderness School (SA) Concordia College (SA) Loreto College (SA)
Vocal Div 1 Small Wesley College (VIC) Ruyton Girls' School (VIC) Yarra Valley Grammar (VIC)
Vocal Div 2 Large Wilderness School (SA) Pulteney Grammar School (SA) Brighton Secondary School (SA)
Vocal Div 2 Small Peninsula Grammar (VIC) Temple Christian College (SA) Loreto College (SA)
Vocal Div 3 Large St Aloysius College (SA) Marryatville High School (SA) Brighton Secondary School (SA)
Vocal Div 3 Small Playford International College (SA) Temple Christian College (SA) St Andrews Christian College (VIC)
Small Jazz Combo 1 Peninsula Grammar (VIC) St Andrews Christian College (VIC) Temple Christian College (SA)
Small Jazz Combo 2 Wesley College, Perth Donvale Christian College (VIC) Woodville High School (South Australia)
Small Jazz Combo 3 Viewbank College (VIC) Westbourne Grammar School (VIC) Blackburn High School (VIC)


2023 [13]

Division1st2nd3rd
1 Marryatville High School (SA) Prince Alfred College (SA) St Peters College (SA)
2 Balwyn High School (VIC) Xavier College (VIC) Marryatville High School (SA)
3.1 Peninsula Grammar (VIC) Elizabeth College (TAS) St Mary's College (SA)
3.2 Hobart College (TAS) St Leonard's College (VIC) Prince Alfred College (SA)
4.1 Aquinas College (VIC) Westbourne Grammar (VIC) Christian Brothers College (SA)
4.2 Nazareth Catholic College (SA) Trinity College (SA) Wilderness School (SA)
4+ Pedare Christian College (SA) Walford Anglican School For Girls (SA) Ballarat Clarendon College (VIC)
Small Jazz Combo 1 Peninsula Grammar (VIC) Carey Baptist College (WA) Brighton Secondary School (SA)
Small Jazz Combo 2 Hobart College (TAS) Trinity Grammar School (VIC) St Peters Girls' School (SA)
Vocal Div 1 Large St Peters Girls' School (SA) Concordia College (SA) Marryatville High School (SA)
Vocal Div 1 Small Wesley College - St Kilda Road Campus (VIC) and Loreto College (SA) Geelong Grammar (VIC)
Vocal Div 2 Large Donvale Christian College (VIC) Walford Anglican School for Girls (SA) Seymour College (SA)
Vocal Div 3 Large Wesley College - St Kilda Road Campus (VIC) Loreto College (SA) Marryatville High School (SA)
Vocal Open Small St Peter's Girls' School (SA) Donvale Christian College (VIC) St Mary's College (SA)

2022 (Online Competition) [14]

Division1st2nd3rd
1 Marryatville High School (SA) and St Leonard's College (VIC) St Peter's College (SA) John Paul College (QLD)
2 Marryatville High School (SA) Walford Anglican School for Girls (SA) and St Michael's Grammar School (VIC) Westminster School (SA)
3 Peninsula Grammar (VIC) Ringwood Secondary College (VIC) Penleigh and Essendon Grammar School (VIC)
4 St Peter's College (SA) St Peter's Girls' School (SA) Trinity College South Australia (SA)
4+ Rockhampton Grammar School (QLD) Tenison Woods College Mount Gambier (SA) Glenunga International High School (SA)
Jazz Combo Wesley College (VIC) Emmaus Christian College (SA) Thomas Hassall Anglican College (NSW) and Mentone Grammar School (VIC)
Vocal Div 1 Large SSAA Wilderness School (SA) Sheldon College (QLD) Walford Anglican School for Girls (SA)
Vocal Div 1 Large SATB Marryatville High School (SA) Wesley College (VIC) John Paul College (QLD)
Vocal Div 1 Small Wesley College (VIC) St Peter's College (SA) Aquinas College (VIC)
Vocal Div 2 SSA Wilderness School (SA) St Monica's College (VIC) and Westminster School (SA)
Vocal Div 2 SAB Marryatville High School (SA) Nazareth Catholic College (SA) Temple Christian College (SA)
Vocal Div 2 TTB Anglican Church Grammar School (QLD)
Vocal Div 3 Treble St Alysious (SA) Wesley College (VIC) Korowa Anglican Girls School (VIC)
Vocal Div 3 Mixed Marryatville High School (SA) Ringwood Secondary College (VIC) St Francis de Sales College Mount Barker (SA)
Vocal Div 3 Male St Peter's College (SA) Christian Brothers College (SA) Rostrevor College (SA)
Vocal Open Small St Peter's Girls' School (SA) St Mary's College (SA) Tenison Woods College Mount Gambier (SA)

2019 [15]

Division1st2nd3rd
1 Prince Alfred College (SA) Blackburn High School (VIC) St Leonard's College (VIC)
2.1 Palmerston North Boys' High (NZ)Blackburn High School (VIC) Ringwood Secondary College (VIC)
2.2 Balwyn High School (VIC) Concordia College (SA) St Mary's College (SA)
3.1 Genazzano FCJ College (VIC) Lowther Hall Anglican (VIC) & St Peter's Girls' School (SA)Balwyn High School (VIC)
3.2 Siena College (VIC) Kirrawee High School (NSW) Blackfriars Priory School (SA)
4.1 Mentone Grammar(VIC) Wilderness School (SA) John Monash Science School (VIC) & St Michael's College (SA)
4.2 Temple Christian College (SA) Walford Anglican School for Girls (SA)Blackburn High School (VIC)
4.3 Our Lady of Sion College (VIC) Parkdale Secondary College (VIC) Killester College (VIC)
4 Mixed Melbourne Girls' College (VIC) St Paul's College (SA) Tenison Woods College (SA)
Vocal Div 1 Large Marryatville High School (SA) Walford Anglican School for Girls (SA) Princes Hill Secondary College (VIC)
Vocal Div 1 Small Victorian College of the Arts Secondary School (VIC) Caulfield Grammar (VIC) Aquinas College (VIC)
Vocal Open SmallSt Peter's Girls' School (SA)Temple Christian College (SA)Donvale Christian College (VIC)
Vocal Div 2St Peter's Girls' School (SA)St Leonard's College (VIC) Immanuel College (SA)
Vocal Div 3.1 Nazareth Catholic Community College (SA)Immanuel College (SA) Wantirna College (VIC)
Vocal Div 3.2 Toorak College (VIC) Wilderness School (SA) & Princes Hill Secondary College (VIC) Pedare Christian College (SA)
Vocal Div 4 Albert Park College (VIC) St Martins Lutheran College (SA) & Carey Baptist College (WA) Scotch College (SA) & St Bede's College (VIC)
Small Jazz Combo Div 1.1Victorian College of the Arts Secondary School (VIC) Camberwell High School (VIC)Victorian College of the Arts Secondary School (VIC)
Small Jazz Combo Div 1.2Concordia College (SA)Blackburn High School (VIC) Brighton Secondary School (SA)

2018 [16]

Division1st2nd3rd
1 Marryatville High School (SA) Blackburn High School (VIC) St Leonard's College (VIC)
2.1 St Peter's College (SA) & Caulfield Grammar School (1) (VIC)- Concordia College (SA)
2.2 Balwyn High School (VIC) Westminster School (SA) Rostrevor College (SA)
3.1 Scotch College (WA) Peninsula Grammar (VIC) Eltham High School (VIC)
3.2 St Helena Secondary College (VIC) Lowther Hall Anglican (VIC) Scotch College (VIC)
4.1 Macleod College (VIC) Our Lady of Sion College (VIC)Rostrevor College (SA)
4.2St Helena Secondary College (VIC)Blackburn High School (VIC) Glenunga International High School (SA)
4.3 Killester College (VIC) Mount Waverley Secondary College (VIC) St Columba’s College (VIC)
4 Mixed Waverley Christian College (VIC) Albert Park College (VIC)Macleod College (VIC)
Vocal Div 1 LargeMarryatville High School (SA) Walford Anglican Girls (SA) Immanuel College (SA) & Wilderness School (SA)
Vocal Div 1 Small Aquinas College (VIC)Marryatville High School (SA) Caulfield Grammar School (VIC)
Vocal Div 2Marryatville High School (SA) Saint Ignatius College (SA) St Mary's College (SA)
Vocal Div 3 St John's Grammar School (SA) Pulteney Grammar School (SA)Aquinas College (VIC)
Vocal Div 4 St Bede’s College (VIC) Williamstown High School (VIC) Whitefriars College (VIC)
Small Jazz Combo Div 1Marryatville High School (SA)Balwyn High School (VIC)Waverley Christian College (VIC)
Small Jazz Combo Div 2 Victorian College of the Arts Secondary School (VIC)Victorian College of the Arts Secondary School (VIC) Carey Baptist College (WA)
AwardRecipient
Mauri Le Doeuff Sax Section AwardBalwyn High School (VIC)
James Morrison Jazz ScholarshipJayden Blockley
GIJ Vocal ScholarshipStephanie Russell
Pat Corrigan Future Finalist AwardThomas Levings (Trombone)
Ron Denning AwardJazzie Vanua (Division 1)

Phoebe Bengough (Division 1)

Lily Seymour (Division 2)

Imogen Spendlove (Division 2)

Alexander Gregory Piano AwardMarco Callisto (Division 1)
Wenger Band Directors AwardPhilip Walsh
Golden Mouthpiece AwardEmma Simpson-Smith
Bach Trombone AwardSiena College
Yamaha Drums & Winston Music Drummers Award (Div 4)Alex Whaley
Yamaha Drums & Winston Music Drummers Award (Div 5)Jacob Bellingham

2017 [17]

Division1st2nd3rd
1 Blackburn High School (VIC) Marryatville High School (SA) Eltham High School (VIC)
2.1 Wesley College (VIC) St Peter's College (SA) Prince Alfred College (SA)
2.2 Scotch College (VIC) Westminster School (SA) St Kevin's College (VIC)
3.1Eltham High School (VIC) Concordia College (SA) Carey Baptist Grammar School (VIC)
3.2 Elizabeth College (TAS) Peninsula Grammar (VIC) The Geelong College (VIC)
4.1 Temple Christian College (SA) John Monash Science School (VIC) St Michael's Grammar School (VIC)
4.2 Waverley Christian College (VIC) The Knox School (VIC) Ruyton Girls' School (VIC)
4 Mixed St Paul’s College (SA) Glenunga International (SA) Prince Alfred College (SA)
Vocal Div 1 Large Immanuel College (SA) Wilderness School (SA)Marryatville High School (SA)
Vocal Div 1 Small St Peter's Girls' School (SA)Princes Hill Secondary College (VIC)Ruyton Girls' School (VIC)
Vocal Div 2St Peter's Girls' School (SA)Wesley College (VIC)Marryatville High School (SA)
Vocal Div 3 Aquinas College (VIC)Ruyton Girls' School (VIC) Viewbank College (VIC)
Vocal Div 4Waverley Christian College (VIC)Ruyton Girls' School (VIC) Parkdale Secondary (VIC)
Small Jazz ComboMarryatville High School (SA) Balwyn High School (VIC)Princes Hill Secondary College (VIC)
AwardRecipient
Mauri Le Doeuff Sax Section AwardManly Selective Campus
James Morrison Jazz Scholarship Flora Carbo (Alto Saxophone)
GIJ Vocal ScholarshipAmelia Evans
Blanchard AwardEmily Gittins

Charlie Lodge

Tom McCracken

Pat Corrigan Future Finalist AwardCallum Mintzis (Trombone)
Ron Denning AwardSarah Brownridge (Division 1)

Jazmine Vanua (Division 2)

Izzy Norman (Division 2)

Alexander Gregory Piano AwardMarco Callisto (Division 1)

Brad Bellard (Division 2)

Wenger Band Directors AwardMat Noble
Golden Mouthpiece AwardAlistair Hardie
P-Bone Trombone AwardElizabeth College (TAS)
Yamaha Drums & Winston Music Drummers AwardNicholas Costa

2016

AwardRecipient
GIJ Vocal ScholarshipKayleigh Pincott (QLD)
James Morrison Jazz ScholarshipMatthew Nicholls

2015

Division1st2nd3rd'Golden Mouthpiece' Award
1 Marryatville High School (SA) Wesley College SKR (VIC) St Leonard's College & Blackburn High School (VIC)Wesley College SKR (VIC) - Lead Trumpet
2Marryatville High School (SA) Concordia College (South Australia) (SA) Christian College Geelong (VIC)
3.1 Yarra Valley Grammar (VIC) Elizabeth College (TAS) St John's Grammar School (SA)
3.2 Eltham High School (VIC) Prince Alfred College (SA) The Peninsula School (VIC)
4.1 Shalom Catholic College (QLD) Immanuel College (SA) Pedare Christian College (SA)
4.2 Wilderness School (SA) St Columba’s College (VIC) St Monica's College (VIC)

2014 [18]

Division1st2nd3rdHonorable Mentions
1 Blackburn High School (VIC) Marryatville High School (SA) Northcote High School (VIC)
2Caulfield Grammar School (VIC)Marryatville High School (SA) Prince Alfred College (SA)
3.1Prince Alfred College (SA)Marryatville High School (SA) Eltham High School (VIC)
3.2 Yarra Valley Grammar (VIC) Concordia College (SA) Wilderness School (SA)
4Prince Alfred College (SA) Eltham High School (VIC) Bendigo SE Secondary College (VIC)
Vocal Div 1Marryatville High School (SA) St John's Grammar School (SA) St. Mary's College (SA)St John's Grammar School (SA)
Vocal Div 2 Pembroke School (SA)Marryatville High School (SA) Immanuel College (SA)
Vocal Div 3 St Michael's College (SA) The Geelong College (VIC) Marymount College (SA)
AwardRecipient
Mauri Le Doeuff Perpetual Award Balwyn High School (VIC)
Schlager Music Directors AwardNathaniel Poynter, Yarra Valley Grammar (VIC)
James Morrison Jazz ScholarshipDavid Goodwin (SA)
James Morrison Golden Mouthpiece AwardMatthew Todd, Blackburn High School (VIC)
City of Mt Gambier Vocal ScholarshipOlivia Chindamo (VIC)

2013 [19]

Division1st2nd3rd
1 Marryatville High School (SA) Scotch College (VIC) Prince Alfred College (SA), Eltham High School (VIC)
2 Immanuel College (SA) Balwyn High School (VIC)Marryatville High School (SA)
3.1 Trinity Grammar School (VIC) Loreto Mandeville Hall (VIC) The Geelong College (VIC)
3.2Scotch College (VIC) The Peninsula School (VIC) Lavalla Catholic College (VIC)
4 Tenison Woods College (SA) St Bernard's College (VIC) Yarra Valley Grammar (VIC)
Vocal Div 1 St. Mary's College (SA) Wilderness School (SA)Marryatville High School (SA)
Vocal Div 2 Pembroke School (SA) St Peter's Girls' School (SA) Concordia College (SA)
AwardRecipient
Mauri Le Doeuff Perpetual AwardConcordia College (SA)
Schlager Music Directors AwardLeith Sutterd (SA) St John's Grammar School (SA)
James Morrison Jazz ScholarshipOli Nelson (NSW)
City of Mt Gambier Vocal ScholarshipHannah Cameron (VIC)

2012 [20]

Division1st2nd3rdHonorable Mentions
1 Marryatville High School (SA) Scotch College (VIC) Blackburn High School (VIC)
2 Orange High School (NSW) Immanuel College (SA) St Leonards College (VIC)
3.1 St Agnes Parish School (NSW) St John's Grammar School (SA) Prince Alfred College (SA)
3.2Prince Alfred College (SA) Loreto Mandeville Hall (VIC)Scotch College (VIC)
Vocal Div 1 Princes Hill Secondary College (VIC)Marryatville High School (SA) Wesley College, St Kilda (VIC)
Vocal Div 2 St Ignatius College (SA)St John's Grammar School (SA) Ringwood Secondary College (VIC)St John's Grammar School (SA)
AwardRecipient
Mauri Le Doeuff Perpetual Award Concordia College (SA)
Winston Music & Schlager Music Directors Jazz Spirit AwardAlan Geddie - Riverland
James Morrison Jazz ScholarshipChris Travaglini (WA)
City of Mt Gambier Vocal ScholarshipLiam Budge (ACT)

2011 [21]

Division1st2nd3rdHonorable Mentions
1 Marryatville High School (SA) Blackburn High School (VIC) Scotch College (VIC)
2 Orange High School (NSW) Immanuel College (SA) St Leonards College (VIC) Prince Alfred College (SA), Concordia College (SA)
3.1 Tenison Woods College (SA) Trinity Grammar School (VIC) St John's Grammar School (SA)
3.2 St Agnes Parish School (NSW) Loreto Mandeville Hall (VIC)Scotch College (VIC) Riverland Stage Band (SA)
VocalSt Johns Grammar School (SA) Princes Hill Secondary College (VIC) Wilderness School (SA)
AwardRecipient
Mauri Le Doeuff Perpetual Award Concordia College (SA)
Yamaha Music Directors Jazz Spirit AwardMat Duniam and Gemma Horbury (VIC)
Pat Corrigan Musicians & Artists FundDavid Goodwin (SA)
GIJ Vocal ScholarshipMegan Crocombe (QLD)

2010 [22]

Division1st2nd3rdHonorable Mentions
1 Wesley College, St Kilda (VIC) Blackburn High School (VIC) Scotch College (VIC)
2Blackburn High School (VIC) Wesley College, Glen Waverley (VIC)Marryatville High School (SA) Immanuel College (SA)
3.1 Prince Alfred College (SA) Rostrevor College (SA)Immanuel College (SA)
3.2Wesley College, Glen Waverley (VIC) The Geelong College (VIC) St. Aloysius College (SA)
AwardRecipient
Mauri Le Doeuff Perpetual Award Yarra Valley Grammar (VIC)
Yamaha Music Directors AwardMary Robbie (VIC)
James Morrison Jazz scholarshipHarry Sutherland (NSW)
GIJ Vocal ScholarshipKate Kelsey-Sugg (VIC)

2009 [23]

Division1st2nd3rdHonorable Mentions
1 NSW Performing Arts Unit (NSW) Wesley College, St Kilda (VIC) Rostrevor College (SA)
2 Eltham High School (VIC) Marryatville High School (SA) Scotch College (VIC) Blackburn High School (VIC)
3.1Blackburn High School (VIC) Riverland Stage Band (SA) Brighton Secondary School (SA)
3.2 Yarra Valley Grammar (VIC) Faith Lutheran College (SA) St Peter's College (SA)
AwardRecipient
James Morrison Jazz scholarshipDaniel Clohesy (SA)
GIJ Vocal Scholarship Sarah McKenzie (VIC)

List of set pieces

2018

DivisionSongComposer
1HunterR. J. Irwin
2Mambo for MikeNick Mulder
3Right in the BlockThomas Ghea
4Gospel HustleJordan Murray
4+ (Mixed Instrumentation)Gospel HustleJordan Murray
5Windscreen SwingWilliam (Bill) Broughton
Vocal Div 1 (Large)Your Hand in MineNaomi Crellin
Vocal Div 1 (Small)Stoned Soul PicnicLaury Nyro
Vocal Div 2Cosita DavinaEmma Pask
Vocal Open (Small)Open SeasonNaomi Crellin
Vocal Div 3Bury the StoryLuke Thompson
Vocal Div 4Where Do We Go From HereNaomi Crellin, Nick Begbie

2017 [24]

DivisionSongComposer
1Back Home Again in Indiana
2Song for TuckGraeme Lyall
3Big DukeRoss Irwin
4Second TakeNick Mulder
5Settling the ScoreEd Wilson
Vocal Div 1 (Large)FruitcakeNaomi Crellin, Nick Begbie
Vocal Div 1 (Small)Grass Grows GreenerAnders Edenroth
Vocal Div 2Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless ChildNaomi Crellin
Vocal Div 3My BoatAndrew Piper
Vocal Div 4Two RoadsNaomi Crellin

2015

DivisionSongComposer
1LucidityMark Nightingale
2Boston Strong BoyRoss Irwin
3How Much SleepsNick Mulder
4The 3D'sBill Broughton

2014

DivisionSongComposer
1There's The RubGordon Goodwin
2Hudson DustersRoss Irwin
3The Real McCoyNick Mulder

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