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Trench Comforts Song : [a song] / words by Arthur Nicholls ; music by William Robert Knox [D 7429/3(Misc)] • Manuscript

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Summary

A three page score titled 'Trench Comforts Song' with words by Arthur Nicholls to the music composed by W.R. (William Robert) Knox. Includes a list of compositions written by Knox between 1894 and 1918.

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Physical description

Musical score (spirit duplicated);
handwritten
0.5 cm

Dates / Publication details

Approximately 1918

Creator

Knox, W. R

Collection

Part of South Australians at War

Subject

Knox, W. R. (William Robert)
Nicholls, Arthur
World War, 1914-1918 -- Songs and music
Music -- Manuscript
Composers
Musicians

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General notes

Formerly in State Library South Australian Collection and transferred to Archival Collection.

Historical information

William Robert Knox, born 21 July 1861, son of John Knox and Eliza Ann Nairne Morton, displayed remarkable musical talent as teenager and was taught by Paolo Giorza. At age 18 William made his public debut as pianist and organist at Flinders Street Presbyterian Church, and by the early 1880s he was one of Adelaide's most prolific composers. William wrote piano music and songs, and was the director of Adelaide College of Music. In 1895 he was editor of the 'South Australia Musical Journal' and three years later issued 'The Australian Pianoforte Tutor'.

Digitisation information

Date

26/05/2014

Format

image/tiff

Resolution

6,770 x 4,364 pixels (29.5 MP)

Size

88.66 MB

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