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Gillham nominated 2024 Limelight Artist of the Year
Gillham nominated 2024 Limelight Artist of the Year

Online voting for the People’s Choice Award is open until 5 January 2025.

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LEFFEST 2024 - Make Freedom Ring wins Tribute Award at Lisbon Film Festival
LEFFEST 2024 - Make Freedom Ring wins Tribute Award at Lisbon Film Festival

Make Freedom Ring has won the Tribute Award for an ‘outstanding moment’ at the 2024 LEFFEST Lisbon Film Festival.

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The Visitation: A Ghost Story in Music
The Visitation: A Ghost Story in Music

Beethoven’s spirit comes to London in captivating new musical drama by Tama Matheson

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UK premiere - solo piano work by Nahed Elrayes
UK premiere - solo piano work by Nahed Elrayes

Gillham performs the UK premiere of From Cairo to Alexandria — by Palestinian composer and writer Nahed Elrayes.

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Gillham appointed Lecturer at Glasgow Conservatoire
Gillham appointed Lecturer at Glasgow Conservatoire

Jayson Gillham Appointed Lecturer in Keyboard at Glasgow's Royal Conservatoire of Scotland

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“Witness”: A Musical Collaboration to Support Palestinian Refugees
“Witness”: A Musical Collaboration to Support Palestinian Refugees

NEW RELEASE: Naarm/Melbourne-based composer Connor D'Netto and pianist Jayson Gillham join forces in a powerful fundraising initiative

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Described as a ‘story-teller’ (Gramophone) and ‘the ideal romantic’ (Limelight), Australian‑British pianist Jayson Gillham is internationally admired for his compelling performances and warm communicative style.

Beethoven: The Piano Concertos

“Pin sharp playing and magical intimacy make for an incredible live set”
— iTunes Editor

Recorded Live in concert in June 2019 and released in March 2020, Jayson’s recording of the complete Beethoven piano concertos was nominated for Best Classical Album in both the 2020 ARIA awards and the 2020 AIR (Independent) awards.

Released on ABC Classic and featuring the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra with conductor Nicholas Carter, it marks the first time in twenty years that the cycle has been recorded with an Australian pianist, conductor and orchestra.

“…a young artist meeting a major task with a full flush of fresh inspiration…There is not a single moment when these live recordings lose their spell on this terrific three-disc set”
— Graham Strahle, The Weekend Australian

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