Eisteddfoditis: the significance of the Sydney Eisteddfod in Australian cultural history, 1933-1941

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Unique IDLIB-00017811Alternative titleEisteddfoditis: the significance of the Sydney Eisteddfod in Australian cultural history, 1933-1941/ by Jennifer Anne (Jennie) LeesDate1st January 2003Date qualifieryear onlyDescriptionDescription: Volume 1. Shooting the pianist and wiring for sound

Formations, foundations and raising the brow

Music: high notes from a low level

Songs: seeking another Melba

Speech, drama and the 'orrors of the 'Orse-try-lee-yan accent

Dance: sylphs up a gum tree, the Ballet Russes in Sydney 1936-1940

Choral: choirs of angels and songs of the streets

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Conclusion. Volume 2. Appendix: List of award winnersLanguageEnglish (eng)IllustrationsBlack and white illustrationsPublisherSydney EisteddfodPlace of publicationSydney
New South Wales
Australia

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FormatPublication - Book

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Dimensions (free text)31 cm

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Subject tagsMusic festivalsHistoryPerforming arts festivalsCompetitionsDanceIntellectual lifeSocial life and customsPublic access noteNon-Circulating

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Source system IDR0000233728

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Eisteddfoditis: the significance of the Sydney Eisteddfod in Australian cultural history, 1933-1941