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CDShocking pink / by Hollis Taylor. Daisy Bates : a little white lie / by Megan Wynne-Jones.
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Featured Australian works
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Shocking pink — radiophonic music | Hollis Taylor | Hollis Taylor, Jane Ulman, Jon Rose, Clayton Thomas, Hollis Taylor | |
| Daisy Bates — radiophonic music | Megan Wynne-Jones |
Product details
Duration: 68 min.
This product forms part of the following series: Listening Room.
Summary: 'Daisy Bates': In 1913 Daisy Bates went to live in the South Australian desert, staying nearly thirty years. This work explores her death, expressing both the passing of what she represented, and the sorrow over the impact of white culture on Aboriginal culture.
Summary: 'Shocking pink': Radiophonic work. An unblinking look at the anthropologist, activist, botanist and eccentric Olive Pink, based on her increasingly disheartened letters to her doctoral professor at Sydney University. Performers: Dinah Shearing and Martin Vaughan. Music for string quartet and distressed piano composed and arranged by Hollis Taylor. Musicians: Hollis Taylor (violin, viola, violoncello, piano), Jon Rose (violin, tenor violin, piano) and Clayton Thomas (bass). Produced by Hollis Taylor and Jane Ulman.
Non-commercial recording. For study purposes only.
Broadcast on The Listening Room on ABC Classic FM, 25 August 2003.
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