Australasian Music Research Vol. 7

Edited by Deborah Crisp, volume 7 (2002) comprises articles originating as conference papers delivered at the twenty-fourth National Conference of the Musicological Society of Australia, held at the University of Melbourne in April 2001.

CONTENTS

Editorial: Deborah Crisp

Kay Dreyfus: Alma Moodie and the Landscape of Giftedness 1

Fiona Richards: Changing Identities; The Pianist and Composer Helen Perkin 15

Jillian Graham: A Model Environment? Margaret Sutherland's Early Life 31

Adrian Thomas: The Climate of Change: The ABC as Patron of Australian Music During the Hopkins Era. 47

Aaron Corn with Neparrŋa Gumbula: 'Djiliwirri Ganha Dharranhana, Waŋa Limurruŋgu: ' The Creative Foundations of a Yolŋu Popular Song 55

Linda Barwick: Tempo Bands, Metre and Rhythmic Mode in Marri Ngarr 'Church Lirrga' Songs 67

Robin Ryan: Awakening 'The Fire Within': Symbols, Rituals and Reconciliation 85

Liz Reed: 'Awakening': The Politics of Indigenous Control and Authenticity at Sydney 2000 95

Michelle Duffy: 'We Find Ourselves Again'? Recreating Identity through Performance in the Community Music Festival 103

Bronia Kornhauser: Jewish Music: Beyond Nation and Identity? 113

Aline Scott-Maxwell: Locating Klezmer Music in Australia 121

Notes on Contributors 135

Published: 2003

Format: Paperback, viii, 138 p.

ISSN 1325 5266