Background
Charteris, Richard was born on June 24, 1948 in Chatham Islands, Chatham Islands, New Zealand. Son of Desmond Suttcliffe Charteris and Joyce Whitty.
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Richard Charteris, Musicologist, writer, editors Senior scholar U. Canterbury, 1970-1971; recipient Louise Dyer award RoyalMusical Association of Great Britain, 1975, Top award Australian Hi Fi FM Classical Music Section, 1988; Mary Duncan scholar N.Z.U.G.C., 1975; Australian Academy of Humanities traveling fellow, 1979-1980; elected Australian Academy of Humanities fellow, 1990.
Education
Bachelor, Victoria U., Wellington, 1969; Master of Arts with honors, U. Canterbury, New Zealand, 1972; Doctor of Philosophy, U. Canterbury, U. London, 1975.
Career
Rothmans research fellow, U. Sydney, Australia, 1976-1978; research fellow, U. Queensland, Australia, 1979-1980; chief investigator, Australian Research Council, U. Sydney, Australia, 1981-1990; reader, senior fellow Australian Research Council,, U. Sydney, Australia, 1991-1994; professor of history of musicology, senior fellow Research Council, U. Sydney, Australia, since 1995.
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Membership
Involved in arranging the Splendour of Venice concerts, St. Mary's Catherdral, Sydney. Member International Musicological Society, National Early Music Association of Great Britain, American Musicological Society, Musical Society Australia, Viola da GambaSocs. of Great Britain and American, History Brass Society.
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Australian
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Senior scholar U. Canterbury, 1970-1971. Recipient Louise Dyer award RoyalMusical Association of Great Britain, 1975, Top award Australian Hi Fi FM Classical Music Section, 1988. Mary Duncan scholar N.Z.U.G.C., 1975. Australian Academy of Humanities traveling fellow, 1979-1980. Elected Australian Academy of Humanities fellow, 1990.Senior scholar U. Canterbury, 1970-1971. Recipient Louise Dyer award RoyalMusical Association of Great Britain, 1975, Top award Australian Hi Fi FM Classical Music Section, 1988. Mary Duncan scholar N.Z.U.G.C., 1975.
Australian Academy of Humanities traveling fellow, 1979-1980. Elected Australian Academy of Humanities fellow, 1990.