Saturday, 7 September 2024

Duplicate publications needing good homes!

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Available for a donation - they can be viewed at our Regular Monthly & Weekly activities at Tritton Hall 

They can also be posted out, but would need to be weighed & have postage added.

enquiries - Sandra 

  




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Sunday, 1 September 2024

From the Archives - Extracts from Mulga Wire no. 212, August 2012 - Songs of Stan Wakefield (1906 - 1962)

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Three songs, Wallaby Liz, The Rueful Rabbit & Songs of Australia taken from Songs of Australia, words and music by Stan Wakefield, edited by John Meredith for the Bush Music Club. Southern Music Publishing, Sydney, 1966. Bush Music Club Series no. 2.

In 2015 BMC Member Peter Cahill added an extra verse to Songs of Australia for use in our Saplings program (see below) 








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Saturday, 31 August 2024

From the Archives - Extracts from Mulga Wire no. 232, Oct 2015 - Updating Paterson

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Updating Paterson - clancy@theoverflow & The Mountain Biker from Snowy River twenty-first century homages to two of Banjo Paterson's creations by Emeritus Professor Joe Wolfe, University of NSW.  The poems were Subject to a Creative Commons license, but the poet's name was mistyped!

Here are the original versions with explanations from the Professor's pen (keyboard)!  Link includes audio of the author reading both poems, & a link to an ABC radio interview.

From the Archives - Extracts from Mulga Wire - no. 226, December 2014, & no. 17, February 1980 - Australia's first folk song

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Our first folksong, by John Meredith. Originally published in Mulga Wire no. 17, February 1980 

Wikipedia on Marlbrouck, S'en Va Ten Guerre 




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From the Archives - Extracts from Mulga Wire no. 255, March 2021 - Four 1919 contributions from TROVE

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Four 1919 contributions from TROVE - a poem about the 1919 Seaman's Union Strike, a patriotic poem dedicated to Lieut.-General Sir W.R. Birdwood, one of Arthur Waley's Chinese poems, & an untitled poem about a city girl in the bush. 

S1 - 1919 

S2 - Untitled poem about the 1919 Seamen's Union Strike 

S3.  A Poem dedicated to Lieut.-General Sir W.R. Birdwood
published in the Circular Head Chronicle (Stanley, Tas)
12 Nov 1919, p. 3

S4 - 2 light-hearted poems from the
Sydney Stock and Station Journal, 24 Jan 1919, p. 2
A Chinese Poem from Arthur Waley - A Hundred and Seventy Chinese Poems.
Untitled poem about A simple maid ....

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