Long live Australia |
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Title : | Long live Australia |
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Creator : | Bishop, Harold T. | ||
Place Of Creation : | Adelaide | ||
Publisher : | G. Campbell | ||
Date of creation : | [between 1914 and 1917] | ||
Format : | Sheet music | ||
Contributor : | State Library catalogue | ||
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Description : |
As Australia progressed from its colonial phase to Federation, and with its participation in foreign wars and changing patterns of migration, the patriotic genre of music changed to reflect an independent Australia rather than a collection of British colonies. The bulk of Australian patriotic music appears to have been inspired by the actions of Australians on the battlefield, however many patriotic songs have been produced as a result of competitions, often run in a quest for the definitive national song. |
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Period : | 1914-1918 |
Further reading : | Currency companion to music & dance in Australia, Sydney : Currency House in association with Currency Press, 2003 The Oxford companion to Australian music, Melbourne : Oxford University Press, 1997 Holmes, Robyn. The collectors book of sheet music covers, Canberra : National Library of Australia, 2001 |
Internet links : | Music Australia : see Follow a theme, then Patriotic Music First World War Official Histories |