Job Carpenter Miller - recording of own compositions, including 'Wandering', ca. 1970
Job Carpenter Miller - recording of own compositions, including 'Wandering', ca. 1970
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Date
ca. 1970
Call Numbers
MLOH 5
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Sound Recordings - 2 cassettes - 30mins
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Sound Recording : MLOH 5/1-2
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ca.1970; Includes a recording of Mr Miller's playing of 'Wandering' and 'The Challenge'; renditions of several pieces by the composer's grandson, Richard Woodruff; and a band piece of 'Grafton City' composed for the Grafton Festival and played by the Eastern Command Band. Pianist Alan Jenkins plays 'Wandering' and 'Lightning Polka', this last as...
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Job Carpenter Miller - recording of own compositions, including 'Wandering', ca. 1970
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Notes
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Sheet music composed by Job Carpenter Miller and some personal papers are located at MLMSS 3971 and MLMSS 3971 ADD-ON 1644.
Contextual Information
Source
Presented by Mrs L. Woodruff, daughter of J. C. Miller, in 1984
Administrative / Biographical history
Job Carpenter Miller, 1872 - 1974, was an Australian composer, concert pianist and violinist. He performed occasionally at the Tivoli and lived and worked principally in New South Wales. He published two works, 'The Surf' Palings, 1912, and 'The Great Dreadnought waltz', ca.1909. The remainder of his compositions are unpublished.
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MLOH 5
Record Identifier
1l4VRxJ1
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/1l4VRxJ1
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395166
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