Sounds Australian, Journal of the Australian Music Centre, No. 63 2005
Fair Game: festivals take on Australian music
Edited by David Young
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This edition explores the festival industry in Australia and asks 'how are festivals engaging with new Australian music?'.
Articles
- Editorial: Music as festival currency [David Young]
- Festivals: now and then [Malcolm Gillies]
- Moving away from the shopping trolley [Brett Sheehey]
- Feast or famine [Robyn Archer]
- All year round [Karen Hadfield]
- Stephen Page's two-bob festival [Stephen Page]
- When is a guitar festival not a guitar festival? [Adrian Walter]
- Reenacting Yeperenye Festival [David Bridie]
- Transplanting traditions [John McAuslan]
- Thuringowa River Festival [Michael Whiticker]
- Who's playing at Woodford this year? [Michael Peterson]
- Big on community [Jason Cross]
- Composing on a totally huge scale [Tos Mahoney]
- New work: might quest [Lindy Hume]
- From A to B to Q [Helen Cole]
- Remixing consumption and creativity [Brandon Saul]
- Bravely demanding new Australian music [Lyndon Terracini]
Reviews
CDs
- Anthology of Australian Music on Disc, Series V [reviewed by Roger Dean]
Books
- Currency Companion to Music and Dance in Australia, ed. John Whiteoak and Aline Scott-Maxwell [reviewed by Malcolm Gillies]
- Between Two Worlds: the Music of David Lumsdaine, Michael Hall [reviewed by Michael Hooper]
- Musicianship in the 21st Century, ed. Sam Leong [review by Neryl Jeanneret]