A late starter, the Queensland Tiger learnt to play piano by just playing folk songs. First song learnt was “Andy’s Gone with Cattle” , followed by many others by Henry Lawson. Ballads from the nineteenth century express the hopes, beliefs, and attitudes of people at that time, making an interesting comparison to those of today… some are different… some are the same. They also tell the history of the period.
All songs have videos on Youtube containing the lyrics, so they could be used for teaching.
The Queensland Tiger rarely performs live, and has no CDs. Accounts on Youtube and SoundCloud only, plus a website.
All songs have videos on Youtube containing the lyrics, so they could be used for teaching.
The Queensland Tiger rarely performs live, and has no CDs. Accounts on Youtube and SoundCloud only, plus a website.
About this track...
Complete poem (1917) by Henry Lawson (1867 - 1922) written during WW1 ........... Original tune by Ade Monsbourgh , originally on Shirley Jacobs 1972 album "A Voice From The City: A Tribute To Henry Lawson". Violin by Mikhail Bugaev.
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| Number Of People In Act | Solo |
| State/Territory Artist Is Based In | QLD |
| Taken From The Release Titled | Scots of the Riverina |
| Copyright Holder's Name | The Queensland Tiger |
| Publisher | self |
| Media Servicing Date | 2019-05-16 |
| Main Genre | Folk |
| Genre 2 | Acoustic |
| Genre 3 | Country |
| Genre 4 | Alternative Country |
| Artist Official Web Site | http://www.thequeenslandtiger.com |
| Artist Social Network Page | |
| Content Provider | Amrap Unsigned |
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