Amy Jørgensen is an award-winning Australian composer and pianist. From intimate piano solos that will break your heart, to full orchestral symphonies that will leave you breathless, Amy's genre-bending work encompasses music for classical concert halls, film + TV, and pop/rock artists.
Amy has written music for over 60 film/TV projects, including beloved children's animation Bluey, and James Cameron's Deepsea Challenge 3D, (which earned Amy an Australian Academy Award nomination for "Best Original Score"); as well as projects with Channel 7, National Geographic, the Nine Network, Netflix, the ABC, SBS, 21st Century FOX, Nickelodeon, the Disney Channel, the Melbourne and Adelaide Symphony Orchestras, The Song Company and The Australian String Quartet.
Amy is classically trained (Sydney Conservatorium of Music, New York University, Berklee) but also spent much of her childhood touring the Australian countryside, playing keyboard in her family's rock/pop band. When at home, Amy’s mother would sit beside her at the piano, recounting stories that Amy would improvise music to. As a result, Amy's music is deeply cinematic, with strong narrative-driven musical storytelling woven through everything she creates.
Whether writing for film, for orchestra, for solo piano or for a hip-hop artist, Amy's music is always deeply emotive, evocative and cinematic. Amy's music sits at the intersection of classical, cinematic and pop. She loves blending unusual styles and working at the edges of genre, whilst always maintaining a cinematic heartbeat. You can hear this in the work she is currently doing through her label → Rushlight Records.