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Homesong Diary 2: In the night / a dingo waits

May 29, 2017 in Homesong Diary | Tags: Australian art song, Australian librettists, Australian libretto, Australian song cycles, completely out of my fucking comfort-zone, creative development, Goulburn Regional Conservatorium, Homesong, James Humbertone, Sydney Conservatorium of Music, The Street Theatre

 

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June 1, 2017 at 9:16+00:00Jun

pscottier

Very best wishes for a successful ‘first seeing’, or first listening, Nigel. An exciting project!

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    June 4, 2017 at 9:16+00:00Jun

    Nigel Featherstone

    Thanks so much, Penelope. Best wishes gratefully received. It was an enthralling day; I will write about it shortly. Here’s hoping all is well with you.

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