Kangaroo-pouch Tone-tool Free Music experiment created by Percy Grainger and Burnett Cross, on display in the Grainger Museum, University of Melbourne · Grainger Museum Online
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Oakville Academy of Music - Weirdest instruments: Cross-Grainger Kangaroo-Pouch Tone-Tool When it comes to names, this instrument from Percy Grainger takes the biscuit. The Cross-Grainger Kangaroo-Pouch Tone-Tool is an insane idea anyway -
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collected photographs: Percy Grainger: free music experiments and studio portraits
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We're happy to have our Kangaroo pouch tone-tool back on display, after its stint @sam_shepparton and @monamuseum for MONA FOMA! This reproduction... | By Grainger MuseumFacebook
The 'Free Music Machine'. Percy Grainger & Burnett Cross, USA/Australia , 1948 – 120 Years of Electronic Music
The 'Free Music Machine'. Percy Grainger & Burnett Cross, USA/Australia , 1948 – 120 Years of Electronic Music
Stream Kangaroo Pouch Tone-Tool experiment by Grainger Museum | Listen online for free on SoundCloud
Stream Kangaroo Pouch Tone-Tool experiment by Grainger Museum | Listen online for free on SoundCloud
Distant Dreams: The Correspondence of Percy Grainger and Burnett Cross,1946–60 | Loud Mouth - The Music Trust Ezine
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The 'Free Music Machine'. Percy Grainger & Burnett Cross, USA/Australia , 1948 – 120 Years of Electronic Music
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Percy Grainger Society - Blog
Stream Kangaroo Pouch Tone-Tool experiment by Grainger Museum | Listen online for free on SoundCloud
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Distant Dreams: The Correspondence of Percy Grainger and Burnett Cross,1946–60 | Loud Mouth - The Music Trust Ezine
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We're happy to have our Kangaroo pouch tone-tool back on display, after its stint @sam_shepparton and @monamuseum for MONA FOMA! This reproduction... | By Grainger MuseumFacebook
collected photographs: Percy Grainger: free music experiments and studio portraits
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