The Tasmanian Composers Collective is the representative body for Composers born or living in Tasmania, Australia. It was founded in 2005 by Tasmanian composer and singer Matthew Dewey with the funding support of the Foundation for Young Australians. The Patron of the Tasmanian Composers Collective is Tasmanian composer Don Kay AM.
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