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Life on the goldfields

CD

Life on the goldfields : [a musical entertainment drawn from the song of Charles Thatcher] / [Graeme Adler & Chris Hood].

  • Queanbeyan, NSW : Currie Music, 2001. — 1 CD (50 min.)
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  • Library Availability: CD 1399 — Reference (not for loan) copy only

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Duration: 50 min.

Contents note: The jolly puddlers ; The Ballarat man / Thatcher, arr. Adler & Hood -- Strike it lucky / Adler -- Poll the grogseller ; Cooey! / Thatcher, arr. Adler & Hood -- Lola Montz / Adler -- Gypsy Jack ; Eureka stockade / Adler -- Trilogy / trad., arr. Adler & Hood -- Changes in Bendigo ; Look out below! / Thatcher, arr. Adler & Hood -- The Kalgoorlie fiddler / Adler -- That'll tell you about emigration / Thatcher, arr. Adler & Hood.

As performed for the National Museum of Australia, 'Gold and Civilisation' exhibition, 11 March-24 June 2001, Canberra.

"Being a musical entertainment drawn from the songs of Charles Thatcher, with additional & original ballads & melodies, as has delighted audiences in a four-month season at the Inaugural Exhibition of the National Museum of Australia in the township of Canberra" -- Liner notes.

For the exhibition, the National Museum hired two musicians, Graeme Adler and Chris Hood, to revive the music of Charles Thatcher, a musician who came out to the Australian goldfields in the 1850s.

Liner notes include programme notes and notes on the performers.

Performers: Graeme Adler (violin) ; Chris Hood (vocals, banjo) ; Dave Wardle (guitar, bass) ; Gillian Currie (vocals).


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