Aboriginality: Resistance and persistence

Kevin Keeffe

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Diverse Musicological Studies Indigenous Cultures and History Australian Indigenous Culture and History

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Music from the cassette player echoed in the valley bouncing off the jumbled rocks and down to the river. By the water's edge, a cluster of Aboriginal teenagers on the first day of their Cultural Awareness Camp were watching Mark as he played the didgeridu. The instrument had been hollowed out to play at middle-c so that the drone merged with the electric guitar, backing the singer on the cassette. Some of the students joined in the chorus.

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