Sounds Australian, Journal of the Australian Music Centre, No. 57, 2001
Publish and be Damned: Print Music Publishing in Australia
Edited by Prue Neidorf
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This edition explores publishing processes and issues regarding Australian print music
Articles
- Editorial [Prue Neidorf]
- From the Centre's perspective [John Davis]
- From Bach to Guns 'n' Roses [Ann Blore]
- Ladies and Gentlemen, start your engines: The future of publishing [Cristopher Latham]
- Creating a musical environment [Richard Vella and Prue Neidorf]
- Legal deposit of printed music in Australia [Peter Haddad]
- Vladimir Adamek - Australia's unsung scribe [Vladimir Adamek and Prue Neidorf]
- And the band played on: Keeping music for the future [Ross Harvey]
- The South Australian Real Book [Bruce Hancock]
- Farewell to judges and juries: An obsession with paper [Hugh Anderson]
- New ventures [Ian Coss]
- Hovea Music Press [Matthew Dylan Jones]
- Where are all the printing presses? [Richard Snape]
- Get 'em while they're young: Publishing educational music in Australia [Ralph Hultgren]
- Scoring for the future [John Welch]
- Long live the publisher! [Ralph Morton]
- After the storm [Norm Lurie]
- Selling recorder music to the world [Benjamin Thorn]
- Pepperbox Music [Elissa Milne]
- Mass technology/boutique publishing [Ross Hazeldine]
- Vanity, vanity [Geoffrey Allen]
Reviews
Books
- Richard Vella & Andy Arthurs, Musical environments: A manual for listening, improvising and composing [by Michael Barkl]
CDs
- Percy Grainger: Tuneful percussion [by Malcolm Gillies]