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The Jindyworobak connection in Australian music, c.1940-1960

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Musicology and Musical Analysis Music History and Culture Diverse Musicological Studies

Abstract

Various Australian composers make the use of Jindyworobakism in their music, which is a way to create a unique identity by incorporating Australian landscape and environment in their music. A critical re-assessment of the Jindyworobaks literacy is presented based upon some currently accessible sources like music, books, articles and dissertations.

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