Percy Grainger at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music

Andrew Robson

Percy Grainger at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music

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At 8pm on Wednesday 13 March 1935, the Australian born and internationally famous pianist and composer, Percy Grainger, strode across the stage of the conservatorium's concert hall to present the first of two chamber music concerts. Grainger was performing in Sydney as part of a two-year tour of Australia and New Zealand that would see him give a total of 56 performances and 158 broadcast and lecture recitals before returning to his adopted home in the United States of America.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	The Dictionary of Sydney
Publication status	Published - 18 Sept 2014
Externally published	Yes

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Percy Grainger at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music

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