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A listing of titles from the Music category.
An Appointment with Beethoven: An Appreciation of the Life of Ronald Farren-Price AM
Ian Burk
Ian Burk
Ronald Farren-Price is the grand old man of the piano in Australia. This book is about his life, work, career and outlook, based on his own reminiscences.
More InfoErnest Wood and the Foundation of The Musical Tradition at St Paul's Cathedral, Melbourne
Ian Burk
Ian Burk
The religious, musical and cultural motives and reasons for establishing and preserving a choir and exclusive choir school at St Pauls Cathedral in pre-Federation Melbourne
More InfoFamous People Who Have Met Me & Other Stories: Volume 2
Greg Noakes
Greg Noakes
AC/DC to Uncanny X-Men, and everyone in between award-winning Australian photographer Greg Noakes has spent a lifetime capturing the rocknroll, movie and television elite in action and off-guard moments, plus much more.
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Greg Noakes
Greg Noakes
The best photographs from award-winning Australian photographer Greg Noakes's archives, from the hedonistic highs of a rampant Cold Chisel to the devastation of Victoria's Black Saturday bushfires
More InfoMarshall-Hall's Melbourne: Music, Art and Controversy, 1891–1915
Therese Radic, Suzanne Robinson
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Therese Radic, Suzanne Robinson
Richard Wagner As Poet and Thinker: Ten Lectures by JG Robertson
Bruce Steele
Bruce Steele
Richard Wagner as poet? Yes! This hitherto unpublished study invites the reader to see Wagner's texts not just as opera librettos but as dramatic poems in their own right
More InfoThe Pocket Paderewski: The Beguiling Life of the Australian Concert Pianist Edward Cahill
Michael Moran
Michael Moran
Concert pianist Edward Cahill went from silent cinema pianist born in the Australian Bush to celebrity virtuoso entertaining Royalty in Mayfair. This is his story.
More InfoThe Wild Colonial Boys: Jack Doolan and His Song
Allen Mawer
Allen Mawer
Jack Doolan, the bushranger, had a personal history with remarkable parallels with the Wild Colonial Boy song. If he was the inspiration, it undermines the argument for the song's Irish rather than Australian origin
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