QPAC

Sam Salvador is a third-year Popular Music student at Queensland Conservatorium, Griffith University. He’s been passionate about music since age 5, learning multiple instruments and exploring genres like Jazz, Pop, RnB, and Fusion. Under the guidance of pianist Mitchell Dormer, Sam has become a versatile performer in Brisbane’s music scene, playing in bands, teaching privately, and working as a session musician. He’s now looking to share his music internationally.

Oliver Radcliffe is a Brisbane-based pianist who has performed extensively across the city’s vibrant live music scene. Known for his expressive playing and versatile repertoire, Oliver has appeared in venues ranging from intimate jazz clubs to large concert stages. He is currently in his second year of study at the Queensland Conservatorium, where he continues to develop his craft under the guidance of leading Australian musicians.

Daniel Coleman is a pianist and keyboardist studying Jazz Performance at the Queensland Conservatorium, Griffith University. He began playing piano at age seven and developed a love for jazz, R&B, pop, and classical music. Guided by pianists Steve Newcomb and Sophie Minn, Daniel has become an active performer in Brisbane’s music scene, appearing regularly in local bands and jazz ensembles. Alongside performing, he teaches privately, sharing his passion and inspiring the next generation of young musicians.

Kairyo Searle is a second-year Creative Music Technology student at the Queensland Conservatorium. A versatile multi-instrumentalist, composer, and producer, he has received national recognition, winning First Prize in both the ASME Young Composers’ Competition and Score IT!. Based in Brisbane, Kairyo writes and performs with his band The Lore and teaches privately to inspire young musicians.