Archives, Music Books; 1916-1971; WY.0000.1303
Archives, Music Books
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Folder of music books:
The Maori Songs arranged by Hemi Piripata - the book belonged to Beverley Hall of St Kilda.
The following books are Music for the Examinations of Trinity College of Music, London and belonged to Judith Bryant. Each book has hand written notes in them:
Pianoforte -Scale and Arpeggios, Grades II, III & IV (dark blue)
Pianoforte - Scales & Arpeggios, Grades II, III & IV (Pale Blue)
Pianoforte - Grade II, Book 2 (pale blue)
Pianoforte - Grade IV Book B (brown)
Eckstein - Piano Course, Book One (Red)
Annual Gathering of the Bands of Hope, marked on page 3: N. E. Valley, Baptist, Sunday School. This book is in celebration of the 36th Anniversary of the Auckland Band of Hope Union which was held in the Town Hall, Auckland on Saturday 3 June 1916 and Monday 5 June 1916. On the upper front cover is this message:
"War is exposing the enemy of the race - alcohol
The King has banished alcohol from his household - vide cables
Russia had banished Vodka - France has abolished Absinthe"
1916-1971
Place Made Medium and Materials
organic, processed material, vegetal, paper
organic, processed material, vegetal, paper, card
inorganic, processed material, metal, nickel
h mm x w mm x d mm (box measurements)
Subject and Association Keywords Object Type Object numberWY.0000.1303
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