After a seven-year closure and a $2.7million renewal program, the University’s Grainger Museum documenting the life, legacy and passions of Australian composer and performer Percy Aldridge Grainger has re-opened to the public. In the lead-up to the Cultural Treasures Day 2010 to be held this Sunday 14 November, Katherine Smith explored the reinvigorated museum.
Katherine Smith, Editor
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