This book investigates the landscape of Australian piano music throughout the twentieth century, charting its development and key contributors. Larry Sitsky, a distinguished pianist and composer, draws upon his extensive knowledge and experience to present a comprehensive overview. The work examines the stylistic evolution, the influence of international trends, and the unique characteristics that define Australian compositions for the piano during this period.

This reference work is recognized for its scholarly depth and comprehensive scope, offering an authoritative account of a specific national repertoire. It is likely to be valued by musicologists, pianists, and students seeking detailed information on Australian piano music of the 20th century. The author's expertise ensures a well-researched and insightful presentation of the subject matter.