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Item Restricted The Australian Aboriginal heritage: an introduction through the arts(Australian Society for Education through the Arts in association with Ure Smith, 1973) Berndt, Ronald Murray; Phillips, Eric S.Audio recordings accompanied physical item of same title. -- 1. Learning Aboriginal music. Yiraki (Didjeridu) playing in north-eastern Arnhem Land. Six Aboriginal songs -- 2. Songs by young Aborigines.Item Open Access Sounds like Canberra: a profile of the Canberra School of Music(1997) Crisp, Deborah; Crawford, John; Canberra School of Music; Canberra School of Music Symphony Orchestra; Canberra School of Music Brass Ensemble; Canberra School of Music Big Band; Canberra School of Music Junior Chamber Orchestra; Canberra School of Music Chamber Choir; Canberra School of Music Jazz Vocal Group; Canberra Wind Soloists; Canberra School of Music Percussion Ensemble; Australian National UniversityFanfare / Larry Sitsky (Canberra School of Music Brass Ensemble; Dominic Harvey, conductor) -- The planets- Mars / Gustav Holst (Canberra School of Music Orchestra; Richard McIntyre, conductor) -- Time after time / Sammy Kahn (Jule Stein, arr.) (Canberra School of Music Big Band; Don Johnson, conductor) -- Serenade for strings / Tchaikovsky (Canberra School of Music Junior Chamber Orchestra; Roslyn Hurst, conductor) -- Te Deum / Otto Olsson (Canberra School of Music Chamber Choir; Bengt-Olov Palmqvist, conductor) -- Agua de bebe / Antonio Carlos Jobim & Vinicius de Moraes (arr. Gimbel) (The Vocal Group - from the CD Together, Canberra School of Music) -- Cello dreaming / Peter Sculthorpe (David Pereira, cello - from the CD Cello dreaming, Tall Poppies TP075) (Mother Goose - The fairy garden / Maurice Ravel (arr. McIntyre) (Canberra Wind Soloists - from the CD Canberra WInd Soloists, Polygram Classics, ABC Classics 434 718-2) -- Six studies in the form of canons for pedal piano, no. 4 / R. Schumann (David Nuttall, oboe; Larry Sitsky, piano - from the CD Schumann - Complete works for oboe, Tall Poppies, TP041) -- Rel'sy / Vladimir Deshevov (Larry Sitsky, piano)Item Open Access Local history and community writing(Australian Broadcasting Corporation) Interviewer: Stephen Rapley; Interviewer: Jane Connors; Speaker: Alistair Thomson; Speaker: Bev Roberts; Speaker: Cliff Smyth (1957-)Two programs about the changing focus of local history and community writing in the 1990s. In the first program, Alistair Thomson, Bev Roberts and Cliff Smyth, three workers in the field discuss history and community writing and publishing in England and Australia. The second program discusses problems inherent in producing community histories and their importance to community understanding using the example of the work La Perouse, the place, the people and the sea. -- Broadcast as part of the ABC's Talking history program.Item Open Access Robert Menzies, by Allan William MartinAustralian Institute of Aboriginal Studies; Speaker: A. W. Martin; Speaker: Geoffrey YeendRecorded at Menzies Library, Australian National University, 10 June 1993. -- In a talk given to mark the publication of his book "Robert Menzies : a life, vol.1 : 1894-1943", Allan Martin talks about the life of Sir Robert Menzies. Introduced by Sir Geoffrey Yeend.Item Open Access Women and politics, by Marian SawerAustralian Institute of Aboriginal Studies; Speaker: Marian SawerRecorded at the Australian National University, 22 July 1982. -- Discusses why it has taken women so long to become a force in politics in Australia, why so few get elected to Parliament, and what the future role of women in politics might be.Item Open Access The Afghanistan crisis: possible solutionsAustralian Institute of Aboriginal Studies; Speaker: Ravan A.G. FarhadiRecorded at a public lecture at the Australian National University on 12 August 1985. -- Looks at the various reasons behind the Soviet Union's invasion of Afghanistan and its impact on the rest of the world, in the hope of finding a solution to the power conflict.Item Open Access Why a treaty with the Aborigines?Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies; Speaker: Charles RowleyRecorded at the Australian National University, 4 June 1980. -- Professor Rowley, a member of the Aboriginal Treaty Committee, discusses the need for a formal treaty, and other matters of social justice and land rights for indigenous Australians.Item Open Access New Guinea Pidgin: supplementary textsAustralian National University; Language Laboratory, Instructional Resources Unit; Dutton, Thomas EdwardRecorded at the Australian National University, 1973. -- Material from various parts of New Guinea not included in the author's Conversational New Guinea Pidgin. -- Not officially released by the author.Item Restricted Programme for proposed constitutional change : Edward Epstein interviews Gareth EvansSpeaker: Edward Epstein; Speaker: Gareth Evans; 2XX FMRecorded at the Australian National University 8 September 1981. -- Discusses the need for change in the relationship of the two Houses of Parliament, the position of the Governor General and Federal - State relations. A Bill of Rights should be included in an amended constitution.Item Restricted Ngarinjin stress and intonation(Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies, 1970) Speaker: Friday Budbad; Speaker: David Mowaljarlai (1925 - 1997); Translator: H. H. J. CoateRecorded at Derby, Western Australia in 1967 by H.H.J.Coate. -- A narrative and answers to questions illustrating patterns of stress and intonation, spoken in Ngarinjin by Friday Budbad and David Mowaldjali. -- The accompanying transcription is published by the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies, Canberra, 1970.Item Restricted Narratives from the north-west of Western Australia in the Ngarluma and Jindjiparndi languages(Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies, 1970) Recorder: C. G. Von Brandenstein; Speaker: Robert Churnside-Parraruru; Speaker: Wimia King; Speaker: Waljbira; Speaker: Cobbin Dale; Speaker: Clarence Bobby-KiagiBased on field work 1964-1968 at Roebourne, Marble Bar and Port Hedland. Stories narrated by R. Churnside, W. King, Waljbira (Bulbul), Cobbin Dale, C. Bobby-Kiagi; v.1, p.vii-xvi; Location of Ngarluma and Jindjiparndi in Roebourne area, lists earlier workers in area, effects of white settlement on traditional life, population, relationship with Njamal, Paljgu and Njangumarda, items excluded, language situation in the Pilbara, background information on informants, languages used by each; v.1 & 2. p.1-297; Lists 60 stories - 25 in Ngarluma with interlinear Jindjiparndi translation followed by continuous free translation into English and interlinear literal translation, subjects include manufacture and preparation of tobacco, spears; preparation and taboos on food, initiation, talu increase rites, stellar and animal myths (including two Ngarluma and Jindjiparndi versions of eagle and crow myth and Njijapali/English version); p.298-304; Orthography, list of symbols, abbreviations; v.3, p.305-448; Glossary, part 1, Ngarluma - Jindjiparndi - English, part 2, Jindjiparndi - Ngarluma (differences only), part 3, English - Ngarluma Jindjiparndi; indices 1) to footnotes on phonology, grammar & syntax, 2a) Aboriginal geographical names - classified by topographical features, 2b) English geographical names, 3) tribal names, 4) Aboriginal personal names, 5) Aboriginal mythological names, 6); end pocket contains 45 r.p.m. disc - side A, story no.1, 2, 13, 46, side B, story no.60. -- AIATSIS.Item Restricted Tradition and transformation: Groote Eylandt area myths and songs(Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies, 1974) Recorder: David H. TurnerRecorded at Groote Eylandt, Northern Territory, 1974 -- Stories and songs from Groote Eylandt including the Story of Nambirirma and mortuary rites.Item Open Access Aboriginal rights, by Stewart HarrisAustralian National University; Speaker: Stewart Harris (1922-1994); Speaker: Manning ClarkRecorded at the Australian National University, 17 May 1978. -- Granting freehold title to vacant crown lands in NT; progress of NLC in land rights; position of Australian Mining Industry Council; Aurukun and Mornington Island self determination.Item Open Access Anthropological illusions and the tribal worldAustralian National University; Speaker: Roger Keesing (1935-1993)Recorded at the Australian National University, 9 March 1977. -- A public lecture in which hitherto prevailing views on culture are criticised, and recent corrective views are given.Item Restricted Pitjantjatjara language: 15 accounts of events and customs(1969) Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies; Glass, Amee; Hackett, Dorothy; Speaker: Thomas Murray; Speaker: Isabel Murray; United Aborigines MissionRecorded at University of Queensland, January 1967. -- Warburton Range dialect from Western Desert region.Item Open Access Renewable energy, by Stephen KaneffAustralian National University; Speaker: Stephen KaneffRecorded as part of Energy and Australia: a series of eight public lectures recorded at the Australian National University, 26 March-16 April 1980.Item Open Access Energy: a consumer view, by Ben SelingerAustralian National University; Speaker: Ben SelingerRecorded as part of Energy and Australia: a series of eight public lectures recorded at the Australian National University, 26 March-16 April 1980.Item Open Access Energy and foreign policy, by T.B. MillarAustralian National University; Speaker: Thomas MillarRecorded as part of Energy and Australia: a series of eight public lectures recorded at the Australian National University, 26 March-16 April 1980.Item Open Access Australia's liquid fuels future, by Stuart HarrisAustralian National University; Speaker: Stuart HarrisRecorded as part of Energy and Australia: a series of eight public lectures recorded at the Australian National University, 26 March-16 April 1980.Item Open Access Fossil fuels and energy for transport, by G.H. TaylorAustralian National University; Speaker: G. H. TaylorRecorded as part of Energy and Australia: a series of eight public lectures recorded at the Australian National University, 26 March-16 April 1980.