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ANTILL: Corroboree / Outback Overture |
Australian composer John Antill is best remembered for his exuberant, outstandingly successful and ever-popular ballet Corroboree. Drawing on material Antill notated in 1913 at an Aboriginal Corroboree (a type of ritual ceremony) in Botany Bay and on his subsequent research on Aboriginal music, Corroboree is widely recognized as a landmark in Australian music history. Antill’s Outback Overture is a charming concert opener, reminiscent of Stravinsky’s rhythmic energy, British folk melodies, Copland’s harmonic influence and Grainger’s humour.
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Antill, John

Outback Overture
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Outback Overture
00:07:57
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Corroboree
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I. Welcome Ceremony
00:08:29
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II. Dance to the Evening Star
00:03:39
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III. A Rain Dance
00:04:55
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IV. Spirit of the Wind
00:03:50
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V. Rising Sun
00:02:38
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VI. The Morning Star
00:01:49
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VII. Procession of the Totems and Closing Ceremony
00:15:47
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Total Playing Time: 00:49:04 |
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