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| − | Dave has been involved in bush music since the 1950s with several records to his credit and many performances as a soloist and with lineups like The Larrikins. His interest has led him into the field to collect from performers like Stan Treacy and Basil Cosgrove. He has a gift of interpreting their tunes in his own style, such that it gives them a new vitality. | + | Dave de Hugard collected, arranged and transcribed some of the Australian tunes in this archive. His archives in the [http://www.nla.gov.au/ National Library of Australia] in Canberra include: |
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| + | * The [https://catalogue.nla.gov.au/catalog/715971 Dave de Hugard collection] is held in the [http://www.nla.gov.au/ National Library of Australia] in Canberra. It comprises a number of audio recordings made between 7 July 1995 and 26 June 1997, in rural New South Wales. | ||
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| + | * Dave de Hugard field recordings [https://catalogue.nla.gov.au/catalog/141353], May to July 1997: a finding aid to the Dave de Hugard folklore collection: [[Lawrie Cobley]]; Syd Wratten; John Eccleston; [[Brad Tate]]; Les and June Bruton. | ||
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| + | Dave de Hugard, (1942- ), in performance weaves a magic. He talks to the audience just as if it were a conversation in the lounge room over a couple of beers, and the response is always warm and appreciative. | ||
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| + | Dave has been involved in bush music since the 1950s with several records to his credit and many performances as a soloist and with lineups like The Larrikins. His interest has led him into the field to collect from performers like [[Stan Treacy]] and [[Basil Cosgrove]]. He has a gift of interpreting their tunes in his own style, such that it gives them a new vitality. | ||
A great supporter of the Bush Traditions Gathering, Dave presents songs, tunes and yarns aplenty. | A great supporter of the Bush Traditions Gathering, Dave presents songs, tunes and yarns aplenty. | ||
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You can [[austtradtune:Special:Search/Dave+de+Hugard|search for tunes referring to Dave de Hugard]]. | You can [[austtradtune:Special:Search/Dave+de+Hugard|search for tunes referring to Dave de Hugard]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:03, 22 August 2025
A National Treasure
Dave de Hugard collected, arranged and transcribed some of the Australian tunes in this archive. His archives in the National Library of Australia in Canberra include:
- The Dave de Hugard collection is held in the National Library of Australia in Canberra. It comprises a number of audio recordings made between 7 July 1995 and 26 June 1997, in rural New South Wales.
- Dave de Hugard field recordings [1], May to July 1997: a finding aid to the Dave de Hugard folklore collection: Lawrie Cobley; Syd Wratten; John Eccleston; Brad Tate; Les and June Bruton.
Dave de Hugard, (1942- ), in performance weaves a magic. He talks to the audience just as if it were a conversation in the lounge room over a couple of beers, and the response is always warm and appreciative.
Dave has been involved in bush music since the 1950s with several records to his credit and many performances as a soloist and with lineups like The Larrikins. His interest has led him into the field to collect from performers like Stan Treacy and Basil Cosgrove. He has a gift of interpreting their tunes in his own style, such that it gives them a new vitality.
A great supporter of the Bush Traditions Gathering, Dave presents songs, tunes and yarns aplenty.
