Ernest Wood and the foundation of the musical tradition at St Paul's Cathedral, Melbourne : A documented history

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Burk, Ian. (2015). Ernest Wood and the foundation of the musical tradition at St Paul's Cathedral, Melbourne : A documented history Australian Scholarly Publishing.
AuthorsBurk, Ian
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This book explores the religious, musical, and cultural motives and reasons for establishing and preserving the music traditions of St Paul's Cathedral, and documents their implementation and organisation by the Cathedral authorities, public personalities, and the first organist, Ernest Wood.

ISBN9781925333367
Page range1 - 142
Research GroupSchool of Arts
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Year2015
PublisherAustralian Scholarly Publishing
Place of publicationAustralia
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