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CDParis dreaming / by Kaye Mortley.
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Featured Australian works
| Work | Composer | Performers | Duration | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paris dreaming — radiophonic music | Kaye Mortley |
Product details
Duration: 64 min.
Acoustic artwork broadcast on ABC Radio National's Sunday Night program, 6 June 2004. CD also includes a reading of the short story of the week.
Non-commercial recording. For study purposes only.
Summary: Herb Wharton grew up as part of an Aboriginal community on the outskirts of town in rural Queensland. At 12 he became a drover, and lived and worked as a stockman for 40 years. He now writes books drawn from his outback experiences. Kaye Mortley also grew up in rural Australia. A writer's residency took Herb to Paris, where the two met. They walked and talked around Paris; between the lines Herb's story of disposession, displacement and relocation unfolded. With the voices of Herb Wharton, Anna Mortley and Aoife Desmond, and 'Poor fella my country', written and sung by Ted Egan.
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