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Old Fella Bunyip : guitar quartet

by Meredith Connie (2020)

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Undomesticated Pockets

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Undomesticated Pockets : evocations of wild places / Meredith Connie.

Library shelf no. CD 3315 [Available for loan]

Big Fella Bunyip

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Big Fella Bunyip : for guitar orchestra in four movements / Meredith Connie.

Version: This product features the Guitar ensembles version of this work

Library shelf no. 787.87/CON 1 [Available for loan]

Work Overview

Inspired by Oodgeroo Noonuccal's poem "The Bunyip (You keep quiet now, little fella)" and the illustrated children's book "I listened and I looked" by Sue Briggs and Donna Leslie.

1. sleep won't come: The Bunyip lives in the water, everybody knows it. At night sometimes you can hear it - maybe tonight it will come. My blanket is up around my chin as I listen to the night.

2. listen and wait: The call, the roar, the insects, the water. It is all so loud in my ears.

3. something we don't know: I breathe as softly as I can, I wait as quietly as I can. Only when I hear the bubbles as he sinks back into the mud will I be safe.

4. curl up together: Come lie with me, yellow dingo, keep me warm, keep me company. Together we will sleep through the night.

Work Details

Year: 2020

Instrumentation: 4 guitars.

Duration: 8 min.

Contents note: I. sleep won't come -- II. listen and wait -- III. something we don't know -- IV. curl up together.

Performances of this work

24 Feb 2024: at Undomesticated Pockets (Motley Bauhaus).

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