Percy Grainger and the Early Collecting of Polynesian Music

Graham Barwell

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The article discusses the life and contribution of Percy Grainger, an Australian musician and composer and his relationship with early Polynesian music. The little known efforts by Grainger to foster and promote the collection of indigenous music are highlighted.

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