Peter John Campbell, BEc, BA, MMus ''ANU'', GradDipLib&InfoMgt ''Canberra'', PhD ''Melb'', JP, AALIA

== AICSA Roles and Affiliations ==
 * [[SCUNA]] Soloist 1990-1999
 * [[MUCS]] Member 1999-
 * [[MUCS Morals Officer]] 1999-2000
 * [[AICSA Treasurer]] 1999-2004
 * [[AICSA]] ''[[Erato]]'' Assistant Editor 2000-2002
 * [[AICSA Archivist]] 2005-

== Festivals Attended ==
[[SIV1988]], [[MF1992]], [[AIV1994]], [[MF1994]], [[SIV1995]], [[CIV1996]], [[PIV1997]], [[MIV1998]], [[50IV1999]],[[BIV2000]],[[AIV2001]],[[SIV2002]],[[PIV2004]], [[MIV2005]]

== Biography ==
Peter Campbell is a musicologist who grew up in Canberra. He moved to Melbourne in 1999 to undertake doctoral studies at the University of Melbourne. His thesis grew out of his research for a written history of intervarsity, which was published as ''"Laudate": The First 50 Years of the Australian Intervarsity Choral Movement'' and launched during the 50th IV in Hobart in 1999. He is also author of several articles and two further books concerning music in Australia.

In Canberra, Peter's early choir training was a treble in the Woden Valley Youth Choir (1974-78). He was Head Chorister at Canberra Grammar School (1982), sang with the Canberra Choral Society (Treasurer 1986-99), Oriana Chorale (Vice-President 1992-95), Canberra Chamber Singers, and the Sydney-based Australian Chamber Singers. In Melbourne, he sings with Ensemble Gombert (Treasurer 2002-  ), the Choir of Trinity College and the Melbourne Chorale. He also appears from time to time as a guest chorister with Sydney's Cantillation.

Peter drives a green Peugeot with the registration plates 'AICSA', enjoys cryptic crosswords, photography and eating.

=== Select Bibliography ===
''"Laudate": The First 50 Years of the Australian Intervarsity Choral Movement'', Canberrra: PC Publishing, 1999 [xviii+242pp]

"Semper sint in flore": Historical, Organisational, Individual and Musical Aspects of the Australian Intervarsity Choral Movement, 1950-2000, PhD thesis, University of Melbourne, 2003 [2 vols]

"Reception, Recognition and Reputation: Australia’s Intervarsity Choral Festivals in 
Mainstream Press Criticism since 1950", ''Australasian Music Research'' 8 (2003): 73-90