Keith Humble (1931-2016) was an Australian composer, pianist, and music educator known for his contributions to contemporary classical music and his work in the avant-garde genre. A notable figure in the Australian music scene, Humble was associated with various innovative movements and collaborated with leading composers and musicians throughout his career. Humble's notable works include "The Shearer's Dream," which showcases his ability to blend traditional Australian themes with modern compositional techniques, and his contributions to electronic music, particularly in the 1960s. He was an early advocate for the use of electronic instruments in performance, influencing the direction of contemporary music in Australia. In addition to his compositions, Humble served as a lecturer and mentor, shaping the next generation of Australian musicians. His role in establishing the Australian Music Centre and his involvement with the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's experimental music initiatives further solidified his impact on the music landscape. Humble's legacy is characterized by his commitment to innovation and education, leaving a lasting influence on the development of contemporary music in Australia.