Christian Heim

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Christian Heim (born 1960) is an Australian composer and psychiatrist[1].

Heim was born in Sydney and currently lives in Brisbane.

His works include Prayer Dances, And There Was Evening: For Solo Piano, and Two Meditations: For Solo Piano[2].

He studied under Peter Sculthorpe and has conducted and composed in Vienna, Paris and New York. Dr Heim's post-graduate research concentrated on the arts/medicine interface, and his work on the effects of baroque music on dementia patients has been broadcast on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's Radio National network[3].

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  1. ^ Christian Heim, Associate Composer, Australian Music Centre
  2. ^ Australian Music Centre catalogue for Christian Heim
  3. ^ "Baroque Dementia", The National Interest, ABC Radio National
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