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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 01, 1976
Page
2
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Canberra’s new string quartet gave its first public concert in the School of Music auditorium performing Schubert’s Death and the Maiden. The program also featured Barber’s piano sonata with Joan Chia and Vaughan Williams On Wenlock Edge sung by tenor David Parker with Marke van Hove at the piano, accompanied by the quartet.
The Cal Nolan Quartet, formerly the Nolan Buddle group, will perform at the Canberra Theatre on Saturday as part of the Musica Viva program. Cal Nolan, a self taught pianist turned career musician, has played with Galapagos Duck and Daly Wilson Big Band and now tours six nights weekly, with upcoming Europe mustea viva engagement.
The Larrikins directed by Warren Fahey will present a two hour Musica Viva program at Canberra Theatre Lonight featuring Australian folk songs dance tunes poetry and bush yarns. The six member group formed 18 months ago plans a next year tour to remote towns and Aboriginal settlements in Western Australia and performs new songs like Take Your Bulldozers Away and Hate Woes with authentic yet enjoyable delivery.
Canberra venue receives Nick Boston's Colonial Jazz Band this weekend. The group, mainly trad jazz, is resident at the Sydney Jazz Club. Featured is Tom Baker on sousaphone, known as leader of the San Francisco Jazz Band, with another prominent Sydney musician.
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