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              <text>GO APE!! Second Multi Media Recital, Union Theatre, University of Melbourne, 10 December 1972, program and related documents,1972&#13;
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              <text>This multimedia concert included a selection of works that investigated new timbral qualities possible in experimental music, and satirised traditional dramatic and musical performance practice. It included John Seal’s Attention Joe Brown! Who Stole the Melbourne Cup from the Grainger Museum? (1972), performed by a mime artist and electronic tape prepared by Seal.</text>
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              <text>On loan from Wendy Couch</text>
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