"Richard Gill’s memoir was entitled Give Me Excess of It (2012).
The famous quote from Duke Orsino of Illyria in Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night (If music be the food of love, play on, give me excess of it ... ) described Gill’s attitude to life – never give up, keep going, enjoy every second, make a difference; don’t die wondering.
Above all Gill, the original Australian ‘citizen of music’, was devoted to anything and everything about music and musicians from the trivial to the sublime. He was a teacher's teacher and a musician’s musician." Kim Williams, 1st November, 2018. SMH
The famous quote from Duke Orsino of Illyria in Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night (If music be the food of love, play on, give me excess of it ... ) described Gill’s attitude to life – never give up, keep going, enjoy every second, make a difference; don’t die wondering.
Above all Gill, the original Australian ‘citizen of music’, was devoted to anything and everything about music and musicians from the trivial to the sublime. He was a teacher's teacher and a musician’s musician." Kim Williams, 1st November, 2018. SMH
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A CELEBRATION OF THE LIFE OF RICHARD GILL AO
Richard Gill was a musical Inspiration for so many Australians. His TED talks and appearances on the ABC program Spicks and Specks made him a household name for many. Read More: Five times Richard Gill made us love music all over again Richard Gill was also a Patron, Friend & Colleague in Music Education This event is open to music educators, musicians and to interested members of the public. |
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