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Alex Lindsay: the man and his orchestra
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"Alex Lindsay was an intriguing complex of many characteristics. He could summon an Irish-bred anger in an argument; he could play the sweetest of 'jazz fiddle'; his mixture of the suave gentleman and the average Kiwi bloke was a delight; and he combined the rogue and the artist with comfortable unconcern for what people thought. All in all, he seemed to be a mixture of Denis Glover and Dan Davin. Like them he was a true representative of 'our' age - the age between the wars." - John Ritchie (from the forward to Alex Lindsay: the man and his orchestra)
Series title
The Canterbury Series of bibliographies, catalogues and source documents in music number nine
Collation
xiv, 164 p. : ports. ; 21 cm
Copyright
Adrienne Simpson and Geoffrey Newson, 1998
Publisher note
School of Music, University of Canterbury