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Revision as of 16:38, 2 October 2012
Biography
Born: April 29, 1929
Country: Australia
Studies: University of Melbourne (B.M.1951), Wadham College, Oxford (1958-60)
Teachers: Edmund Rubbra, Egon Wellesz
Works for Percussion
Djilile – Percussion Quartet
From Jabiru Dreaming – Percussion Quartet
How the Stars Were Made – Percussion Quartet
Sonata for Viola and Percussion – Multiple Percussion; Viola
Sun Song – Percussion Quartet
Tabuh-Tabuhan – Percussion Duo
References
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