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Pat Purcell interview, part 1
No full textPurcell, former BLF Queensland Branch Secretary, Federal Vice-President and member of the Queensland Legislative Assembly 1992-2009, speaks of his personal background and family, union activism, union politics, working conditions, health and safety issues, legal advice during deregistration and in 2005, and illiteracy programs. Purcell uses strong language in the interview. -- Recorded 29 July 2005
Pat Purcell interview, part 2
No full textPurcell, former BLF Queensland Branch Secretary, Federal Vice-President and member of the Queensland Legislative Assembly 1992-2009, speaks of his personal background and family, union activism, union politics, working conditions, health and safety issues, legal advice during deregistration and in 2005, and illiteracy programs. Purcell uses strong language in the interview. -- Recorded 29 July 2005
Purcell, Handel, Haydn and Mendelssohn: anniversary reflections
No full textThis conference combined a consideration of four major composers Purcell, Handel, Haydn and Mendelssohn. Each composer had a relevant anniversary in 2009 – Purcell, 350 years after birth; Handel, 250 years after death; Haydn, 200 years after death; and Mendelssohn, 200 years after birth – and this co-incidence of events allowed us to do two things. The first was to examine the effect that such tercentenaries have on the way a composer’s reputation is developed. The second was to be able to develop some very clear ideas on reception history, and to address the changes in the way in which the musical works of all four composers have been received by the public, both in London and on the continent. Most importantly, however, the conference explored the connection between all four composers found in the development of 19th-century English choralism, and the rise of English choral Society. We therefore encouraged papers that linked the four composers in areas such as 19th-century reception, recorded music, and biography. However, we welcomed presentations on all facets of their music, the call for papers specifically listing individual composer sessions, and in the individual composers in context
CB Purcell
No full textPortrait view of C.B. Purcell, a copy negative made in 1953 by the Odom Photography Studio on Bradenton’s Old Main Street
Lynn Purcell
No full textOral history interview of Lynn Purcell by Martin Rago
In this interview, Lynn Purcell speaks of her personal struggles with digital access and digital technology, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. She describes her difficulties an older student at Miami Dade College who didn’t have access to a computer and lacked the necessary knowledge regarding using a computer for schoolwork. She spoke at length about how in 2022 the access to technology and training in digital literacy is necessary to succeed at school, work, and any other aspect of life. A large part of her point is also about community uplift how those less fortunate should be helped; and once they are in a better position they will be able to uplift others.https://digitalcommons.fiu.edu/wealthgap/1012/thumbnail.jp
Artwork by JoAnn Purcell
No full textJoAnn Purcell, Disability Daily Drawn,
mixed media on paper, 4x4 inches, 2016.
This project commenced May 2016 and began as an investigation into the experience of living beside disability, specifically as a mother of a child with Down syndrome. The quotidian encounters were transposed daily into a 4-panel comic to encapsulate each encounter. The child responded to the images by adding colour
Jack Purcell Video Interview
No full textJack Purcell discusses being a music teacher in Idaho, being the director of institutional research, being the director of office cooperative education, influential colleagues, Senate, the salary schedule, faculty code, academic freedom, curriculum development, academic changes, building naming, campus emergencies, and racial discrimination
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