"Elcho Island Aboriginal Junior Choir" W & G Records,/1965 /W&G-40.5309
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Credits - Choir accompanists: Side one - Vivienne Anderson -- Side two - Barry Preece ;  Conductor Helen Western. Notes - Sung in English &? Gupapuyngu (In a stable) Language - Australian languages .......................................................................................................... Elcho Island Junior Choir / conducted by Helen Western. ................................................

The condition of the record is Very Good (VG) 

The condition of the sleeve is very good with minor creasing

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Songs, Aboriginal Australian.

OZ Collectable Vinyl*

 "Elcho Island Junior Choir"
W & G Records, 1965  -

W&G -40.5309

Contents*

Songs, Aboriginal Australian.

Aboriginal Australians -- Music.

Hymns, English -- Translations into Gupapuyngu.

Hymns, English -- Northern Territory.

Elcho Island (N.T.)

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Interesting recording! Includes one song in the Gupapuyngu

language "In a Stable".

The choir was formed in 1965 and performed in eisteddfods in Darwin and also toured to WA. Those with a keen eye will be able to pick out Dhangal Gurruwiwi (Djalu's sister) on the cover, as well as other characters such as George Rrurrambu (of Warumpi band fame) and others

Target Audience - Adult - Summary - During 1965 the elcho island Junio choir was formed, its function was to participate on alternate Sundays with the senior Choir in church worship. After success in the 1965 Darwin Eisteddfod the Methodist Overseas Mission produced a small record of the Choir through the W & G Melbourne based record company. After gaining success in the 1966 and 1967 eisteddfods and a concert tour of Western Australia in 1967, they were featured by the ABC on Community Hymn Singing. The Perth tour saw the formation of the Touring Choir.

 

Contents - Side one (Eighty voice choir):

Listen to the voice of Jesus

Jesus has died and hath risen again

Children of Jerusalem

In a stable (Gupapuyngu language)

I am so glad that my father is in heaven

Be not dismayed whate'er betide

I come to the garden alone

  • Side 2 (Touring choir) Little donkey
  • The cowboy carol
  • Do you ken John Peel
  • Carol of the drum
  • The cuckoo cries
  • Humpty dumpty
  • Two magpies.




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