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Heads of The Conservatorium

Professor Anna Reid is currently Acting Dean & Principal of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. The past directors, principals and deans were:

  • Henri Verbrugghen (Director 1916–21)
  • W. Arundel Orchard (Director 1923–34)
  • Edgar Bainton (Director 1934–48)
  • Sir Eugene Goossens (Director 1948–55)
  • Sir Bernard Heinze (Director 1957–66)
  • Joseph Post (Director 1966–71)
  • Rex Hobcroft (Director 1972–82)
  • John Painter (Director 1982–85)
  • John Hopkins (Director 1986–91)
  • Ronald Smart (Principal 1992–94)
  • Ros Pesman (acting Principal 1994–95)
  • Sharman Pretty (Principal and Dean 1995–2003)
  • Professor Kim Walker (Dean & Principal 2004-2011)
  • Karl Kramer (Dean & Principal 2012-)

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