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Papers of Louise Hanson-Dyer
Comprises requests for loan from various institutions (including the Melbourne Public Library) of Holsts Choral hymns from the Rig Verda, , general correspondence with the Melbourne Public Library and other institutions, photocopies of press cuttings, and photographs from the 1930s.
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Pursuit of the New: Louise Hanson-Dyer, Publisher and Collector
This book on the Australian music publisher and patron Louise Hanson-Dyer brings together, for the first time, an international group of scholars with expertise in the history of early French musicology and sound recording; fine art and design; and critical editions and music publishing in France. With a focus on the interwar period, it aims to synchronise Hanson-Dyer’s Melbourne and Paris ventures, seeing her work in a global perspective and showing how she played a significant role in the transnational cultural relationship between Australia and France. Hanson-Dyer had vision and objectives and the drive to realise them; this volume situates the consolidation of her role as cultural activist in early twentieth-century Europe and Australia and presents new light on her publication of critical musical editions, her art collections and early sound recordings.
Lyrebird Rising
Story of the life of Louise Hanson-Dyer (1884-1962). As a young Melbourne socialite she used her wealth (augmented by marrying a wealthy man 25 years her senior) to advance the arts in Melbourne. In 1932 she moved to Paris and established Editions de l'Oiseau-Lyre (Lyrebird Press), and as a music publisher set about reviving baroque and medieval music. Later she began to make discs and this recording venture expanded. In 1950 she made the first long-playing records in Europe and by the time she died Oiseau-Lyre was a famous label. The author is associate professor in humanities at Victoria University of Technology.
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L'Oiseau-Lyre
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L'Oiseau-Lyre
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Is This a HAT?
This charming picture book introduces young readers to various clothing items, playfully asking if each one is a hat. From a vest to a jumper, trousers to socks, and shoes to the final reveal of an actual hat, children will love guessing along and learning about different garments. Make getting dressed fun and help develop your child’s reading skills at the same time with these delightful animal friends!
Papers
Records include: Correspondence 1938-1971. Printed material, photographs. The bulk of the correspondence is with her friends Sibyl Hewett, secretary of the Victorian branch of the British Music Society. There is also a collection of biographical material on Louise Hanson Dyer compiled by Sibyl Hewett.
