Lazy Murray |
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Title : | Lazy Murray |
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Creator : | Bellchambers, George | ||
Place Of Creation : | Adelaide | ||
Publisher : | Australian Songwriters and Music Publishers Agency | ||
Date of creation : | [between 1939 and 1945] | ||
Format : | Sheet music | ||
Contributor : | State Library catalogue | ||
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Description : |
From 1900 composers began to identify more with areas of local scenic interest such as the River Murray which inspired titles such as this piece and others like Moonlight on the Murray by Stella Harslett published in 1901 and Sunset on the Murray by Cyril Ross. George Bellchambers grew up at Caloote near Mannum (South Australia), a town along the river Murray. The Lazy Murray is a score for voice and piano and Gwen Bellchambers, George's daughter, evidenced by a note on the cover sang the song over the radio on two shows broadcast at that time; Australia's Amateur Hour and South Australian Amateur Hour. Reputedly Gwen also sang this song in a talent competition in Melbourne, where she won third place. |
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Coverage year : | 194? |
Period : | 1939-1945,1946-1979 |
Region : | Riverland and Murraylands |
Further reading : | From Colonel Light into the footlights : the performing arts in South Australia from 1836 to the present , Norwood, S. Aust. : Pagel Books, 1988 |
Internet links : | Downstream : the River Murray in South Australia : State Library website about the River Murray |