Nominations are now OPEN for the 2026 Art Music Awards! APRA AMCOS and the Australian Music Centre have announced major updates this year, making the awards clearer, more inclusive, and better representative of Australia’s art music community. Huge thanks to @hannahleetungatevoice and @merinda_dias for sharing insights into these exciting changes following the growing number of nominations. See the link in bio for more info! 🔗 | APRA AMCOS

SCROLL SPOTLIGHT: 2025 APRA Silver Scroll | Kaitito Kaiaka nominated waiata ‘TORQUE.’ written by Hugh Ozumba and Emmanuel Chinonso Nwachukwu and originally performed by Mazbou Q, reinterpreted on the night by the Tali/Deans/Free Ensemble. PERFORMERS: MC Tali - vocals Julia Deans - vocals / guitar Paddy Free - beats / keyboard Ben Dudding - melodica Ritchie Pickard - double bass Check out more videos from the 60th APRA Silver Scroll Awards | Kaitito Kaiaka ceremony via the link in bio. With thank

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64 reactions · 15 comments | It's never been easier to submit Performance Reports with the new APRA AMCOS app. Submit your reports on-the-go and get paid quarterly. | APRA AMCOS | Facebook

APRA AMCOS came together as part of Reconciliation Australia’s choir initiative in line with this year's Reconciliation Week theme Be a Voice For Generations. This year's song, From Little Things Big Things Grow, by APRA members Kev Carmody and Paul Kelly, tells an important significant story in the country’s history and shows the power of storytelling through songwriting and song. A big thank you to our choir: Catharine McBride, Claire Humphreys, Peter Fenton, Derek Cameron, Heyland Cheung, Jer

✨It’s very important you get that membership✨ It’s time to renew your APRA membership! Not yet a member? This is the perfect time to join. Don’t miss out on all that APRA has planned for 2026. Renew your membership in the members info hub by January 31st to keep your benefits through 2026. | Arizona Parks and Recreation Association

🎥 The Year 9 Music class took part in the APRA AMCOS SongMakers workshop over the last few days and even featured on NBN news! 🎶 | Kariong Mountains High