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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  14 November 2024

Amanda Harris
Affiliation:
University of Sydney
Clint Bracknell
Affiliation:
University of Western Australia
Type
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Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2024

Contents

  1. List of Figures

  2. List of Maps

  3. List of Tables

  4. List of Music Examples

  5. List of Contributors

  6. Acknowledgements

  7. 1Introduction and Historiography of Music in Australia

    Amanda Harris and Clint Bracknell

  8. Part IContinuities

    1. 2How Yolŋu Songs Recount Deep Histories of International Trade across the Arafura Sea

      Aaron Corn and Brian DjaNgirrawuy Gumbula-Garawirrtja

    2. 3Torres Strait Islander Musics: Tradition, Travel and Change

      Karl Neuenfeldt

    3. 4Singing Country in the Land Now Known as Australia

      Clint Bracknell and Lou Bennett

    4. 5The Spiritual in Australia: Practices, Discourse and Transformations, 1879–1950

      Michael Webb and Christopher Coady

  9. Part IIEncounters

    1. 6Cultivating a European Concert Culture in Colonial Sydney and Hobart, 1826–1840

      Laura Case and Amanda Harris

    2. 7An Early Australian Musical Modernism

      Kate Bowan

    3. 8Country Music: Australianising an American Tradition?

      Toby Martin

    4. 9The Development of the Australian Pop Charts and the Changing Meaning of the ‘Number One’ Single

      Jadey O’Regan and Tim Byron

    5. 10Artist Perspective: Didjeridu on the Art Music Stage

      William Barton

  10. Part IIIDiversities

    1. 11Exclusion and Inclusion in Australian Metal

      Laura Glitsos and Clint Bracknell

    2. 12New Directions in Australian Art Music: The Curatorial, Creative and Conceptual

      Louise Devenish and Talisha Goh

    3. 13Artists’ Perspectives: Experimental and Electronic Music in Australia

      Aaron Wyatt and Cat Hope

    4. 14Artist Perspective: Australian EDM in the 1990s – Finding the Magic between the Art and Commerce of the Dance Floor

      Paul (MAC) McDermott

    5. 15Artists’ Perspectives: Jazz in Australia – The State of Play

      Jamie Oehlers

    6. 16Diverse Musics: Shaping Music through Cultural Difference

      Aline Scott-Maxwell and John Whiteoak

    7. 17Chinese Music Performance in Australia

      Nicholas Ng, Lu Liu and Catherine Ingram

    8. 18African Musics in Australia

      Bonnie B. McConnell and Lamine Sonko

    9. 19Artists’ Perspectives: Ngarra-burria Indigenous Composers and Their Interventions in Art Music Practice

      ChrisTOPHER Sainsbury and Nardi Simpson

  11. Part IVInstitutions

    1. 20Iconic Musical Sites in Australia

      Amanda Harris

    2. 21Festivals as a Forum for Indigenous Public Ceremony from Remote Australia

      Reuben Brown and Sally Treloyn

    3. 22The Australian Children’s TV Music Phenomenon

      Elizabeth Mackinlay and Katelyn Barney

    4. 23Youth Broadcasting and Music Festivals in Australia

      Ben Green and Ian Rogers

    5. 24Australian Multicultural and Folk Festivals

      Michelle Duffy

    6. 25Learning from Music in Australia

      Clint Bracknell and Amanda Harris

  12. Index

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  • Contents
  • Edited by Amanda Harris, University of Sydney, Clint Bracknell, University of Western Australia
  • Book: The Cambridge Companion to Music in Australia
  • Online publication: 14 November 2024
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  • Contents
  • Edited by Amanda Harris, University of Sydney, Clint Bracknell, University of Western Australia
  • Book: The Cambridge Companion to Music in Australia
  • Online publication: 14 November 2024
Available formats
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