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Bardju (Footprints) (string orchestra with percussion soloist)
by Brenda Gifford (2017, this version: 2021)
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To Listen, To Sing - Ngarra-Burria : First Peoples Composers / performed by Ensemble Offspring.
Version: This product features the Quartets: Flute, bass clarinet, vibraphone, cello version of this work
Library shelf no. CD 3279 [Not for loan]
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Work Overview
Bardju represents our collective journey and tells us that we should tread lightly on Mother Earth; and it also represents my personal journey as a Yuin woman. Through this piece, I recalled my memories of country. My music grounds me in, and gives voice to, my culture. I do note create in a vacuum, and my culture is at the core of my creativity.
Work Details
Year: 2017, this version: 2021
Instrumentation: Percussion, strings.
Arranged by Jessica Wells.
Subjects
- Inspired by: Indigenous Australian Culture
Performances of this work
24 Apr 2026: at Ruthless Jabiru & Ensemble Offspring: Black Ice (IKLECTIK London). Featuring Ensemble Offspring.
26 May 2023: at Camerata – From My Homeland (Empire Theatre (Toowoomba)). Featuring Camerata - Queensland's Chamber Orchestra.
25 May 2023: at Camerata – From My Homeland (QPAC Concert Hall). Featuring Camerata - Queensland's Chamber Orchestra.
28 Jul 2022: at Australian Series – Collective Memory (National Museum of Australia). Featuring CSO Chamber Players.
21 May 2022: at Earth Connections (Wollongong Town Hall). Featuring Steel City Strings.
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