People Honoured in The Streets of Melba
- Alda Place - Frances Alda, New Zealand-born soprano
- Amadio Place - Neville Amadio, flautist
- Bainton Crescent - Edgar Bainton, British composer and Director of the New South Wales Conservatorium of Music
- Bishop Place
- Boult Place
- Bowden Place
- Brahe Place - May Brahe (1884-1956), composer, best known for the song Bless This House
- Brash Place
- Brier Place
- Brownlee Place - John Brownlee, baritone who often sang with Melba
- Buckman Place
- Cade Place - William Cade, first conductor of the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra
- Carandini Street - Marie Carandini, soprano
- Carey Place
- Castles Place - Amy Castles (1880-1951), soprano
- Charvin Court
- Chinner Crescent - Norman Chinner (1909-1961), organist and conductor
- Clifford Crescent
- Clutsam Place - George Clutsam, piano accompanist to Melba, composer, best known for his arrangement of Das Dreimäderlhaus as Lilac Time
- Conley Drive
- Coutts Place
- Crossley Close - Ada Crossley, contralto, renowned in oratorio
- Delaney Court
- D'Hage Circuit - Louis D'Hage, violinist and teacher
- Ennis Place
- Flower Place
- Goldner Circuit - Richard Goldner, Romanian-born violist and founder of Musica Viva Australia
- Goossens Place - Sir Eugene Goossens, composer, conductor and advocate for the building of the Sydney Opera House
- Grainger Circuit - Percy Grainger, pianist and composer
- Alfred Hill Drive - Alfred Hill, composer
- Henslowe Place
- Horsley Cres
- Hosking Place
- Ives Court
- Keats Place - Horace Keats (1895-1945), UK-born composer
- Kruse Place
- Laver Place
- Le Gallienne Street - Dorian Le Gallienne, composer and critic
- Levey Place
- Linger Place - Carl Linger, German-born composer
- Lovelock Court - Dr William Lovelock, English composer and critic, and first Director of the Queensland Conservatorium of Music
- Lyster Place
- McEachern Crescent - Malcolm McEachern, bass singer in opera and oratorio; he made a famous recording of the Gendarmes' Duet with Harold Williams
- Marsh Place - composer and music publisher in late 1800s
- Mewton Place - Noel Mewton-Wood, pianist
- Miranda Place
- Orchard Place - W. Arundel Orchard, organist, pianist, composer, conductor, and Director of the New South Wales Conservatorium of Music
- Paling Place - Willem Paling (1825-1895), Dutch-born violinist, teacher, piano manufacturer and founder of Paling's music stores
- Sampson Close
- Saville Close
- Scarlett Street - Robert Dalley-Scarlett (1887-1959), organist and choral conductor
- Sharp Place
- Sherwin Place
- Stewart Crescent - Nellie Stewart, actress and popular singer
- Stralia Place - Elsa Stralia, soprano
- Traynor Court
- Treharne Place
- Verbrugghen Street - Henri Verbrugghen, Belgian violinist and first Director of the New South Wales Conservatorium of Music
- Wallace Place
- Zelman Place - Alberto Zelman, founder and conductor of the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra
Coordinates: 35°12′30″S 149°03′15″E / 35.20833°S 149.05417°E / -35.20833; 149.05417
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