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|aMcDonald, Daphne,|d1914-|4ive |
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|aDaphne McDonald, retired teacher, discusses her life, recites poetry and sings folksongs of a bygone era|h[sound recording] /|cinterviewer, Rob Willis; recorded with Bruce Cameron. |
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|a2 digital audio tapes (ca. 94 min.) |
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|aRob Willis folklore collection |
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|aTAPE 1 Singing: The banks of Allan Water (fragment) -- Recitation: The banks of Allan Water (song) -- Singing: This is the end of a perfect day (fragment) -- We don't want to loose you- Boer War (fragment) -- repeated -- Just before the battle mother (fragment) -- Do not trust him, gentle maiden (fragment) -- Recitation: The passion flower (song fragment) -- Singing: The passion flower -- The wearing of the green (fragment) -- The dear little shamrock (fragment) -- They call it Ireland (fragment) -- The dear little shamrock (fragment) -- Tell me pretty maiden from Flora Dora (fragment) -- A bachelor gay (fragment) -- Conversation: intro and story of poem, Brave Gellert -- Recitation: Somebody's mother (poem) -- Old mother flipper flopper (not known as a song) -- Conversation: story of song Barbara Allen -- Singing: The little brown thrush (song repeated) -- Conversation: Fire on the mountain (playground game, details explained) -- Rookety Coo (hand action game) -- There's a cabin in the mountains (rhyme demonstrated) -- Tiny tapping in the night (elves and shoemakers game) -- finger play -- This in mother's knives and forks (rhyme demonstration) -- This is the church and this is the steeple (rhyme demonstration) -- How do you, my comrade (skipping rhyme) -- Jump Jim Crow song and description of dance -- Singing: Jump Jim Joe. |
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|aTAPE 2 Singing: The wearing of the green -- Little bluebell -- Yellow daffodilly -- In the heart of a seed (action song) -- Down came the raindrops -- A frog he would a wooing go -- Hey ho said Rowley -- fragment from Don Giovanni (song in translation) -- unidentified Teacher's College song (fragment) -- I'm glad to meet you -- Once a jolly student (fragment) -- Swatting in the Library (W. Matilda parody) |
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|aAccess open for research, personal copies and public use. |
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|aRecorded on Sept. 3, 2003 at Baradine, N.S.W. |
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|aFolkloric recording. |
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|aDaphne McDonald, born at The Oaks, near Camden, N.S.W. recalls her father, Thomas Seymour, a carpenter from the Burragorang Valley, N.S.W. and first lieutenant in WW I; her mother Ruth Mary Healey, born in Ballarat, N.S.W. who established a midwifery Hospital at Weerona, N.S.W.; her mother's music and the songs she learnt from her; circumstances which led to her and her sister living in an orphanage and convent for a number of years; her childhood in Wollongong, N.S.W.; her training as a Domestic Science teacher, at Sydney Teacher's College (1930); first posting as an infant teacher, bonded for 3 years to Boronia Park, Sydney; posting to Baradine, N.S.W. at 21 years of age to teach a combined kindergarten, 1st & 2nd class totaling 60 children (1935); teaching post at Balgowrie, N.S.W. (1940); memories of air raid sirens; a great number of children's games and rhymes learnt during her time a teacher; teaching in the Illawarra region, N.S.W. on 35 shillings per week (1934) |
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|aMcDonald recalls the Undesirable Climate Allowance payable for working at Baradine; social activities at Baradine, such as walking, golf, Bachelor & Spinster Balls; types of dances performed at balls; fires in Baradine; general stores and community life in Baradine (1930s onwards); Baradine School; return to work as a Librarian (1960s) |
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|aTimed summary (5 p.) |
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|aMcDonald, Daphne,|d.1914-|vInterviews. |
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|aFolk singers|zNew South Wales|zBaradine|vInterviews. |
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|aFolk songs, English|zNew South Wales|xHistory|y1901-1945. |
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|aGames|zNew South Wales|xHistory|y1901-1945 |
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|aTeachers|zNew South Wales|xSocial conditions|y1901-1945|vAnecdotes. |
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|aNursery rhymes, English|zNew South Wales|xHistory|y1901-1945. |
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|tRob Willis folklore collection|w(AuCNL)1862849 |