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Maiden voyage : arranged for mezzo-soprano, 3-part female choir and piano

by Lorraine Milne (1997, this version: 2013)

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Performance by Scratch (choir), Greg Mason, Kathryn Sadler from the CD Maiden voyage

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Maiden voyage : an Australian song cycle / Lorraine Milne.

Library shelf no. CD 2607 [Available for loan]

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Work Overview

Maiden Voyage is a song cycle about the achievements of Australian women, both general and specific, throughout the history of white settlement. Women such as Louisa Lawson (Henry's mother) and Mary Penfold (the "mother" of Australian wine) are included along with Good Old Mum and Birthday Ballot, a song about the Vietnam War. Musically, the harmonic language is modern tonalism incorporating jazz elements as well.

Work Details

Year: 1997, this version: 2013

Instrumentation: Mezzo-soprano, 3-part female choir, piano.

Duration: 34 min.

Difficulty: Advanced

Contents note: 1. Shifting South -- 2. Damned Once (solo) -- 3. Quiet Courage -- 4. Thank ‘em for Aussie Wine -- 5. Oh Louisa -- 6. A Woman in the House (solo) -- 7. Australian Air -- 8. A Matter of Survival -- 9. A Woman Is Not the Right Man (solo) -- 10. Who Cares! -- 11. Birthday Ballot (solo) -- 12. No Value -- 13. In the End.

Words and music by Lorriane Nilne ; additional words by Lois Ellis.

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Performances of this work

7 Mar 97: International Women's Day, Queen Victoria Women's Centre, Melbourne, Victoria. Featuring Rose Peterson, Lorraine Milne.

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