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Sea shanties old and new with the Southern Ocean Sea Band
Out of the Blue
4 months ago
Sea shanties old and new with the Southern Ocean Sea Band
From hauling ropes and sails, to emmigration and endentured labour, sea shanties have been sung by sea faring people all over the world, and offer glimpse of the world that came before the one we know today. Tessa Campisi speaks to Gus Franklin, of the Southern Ocean Sea Band, a 10-piece folk group who write and perform sea shanties for their beloved south-west Victorian coast, on Eastern Maar and Gunditjimaara country.They speak about the history and purpose of sea shanties, what we can decipher about the past from folk songs, and the importance of telling local histories beyond the pages of the written archive. Linkshttps://www.facebook.com/southernoceanseaband https://thesouthernoceanseaband.bandcamp.com/
Out of the Blue
Information about marine and coastal environments. News and interviews with marine scientists, campaigners and conservation workers. Presented by volunteer broadcasters who are passionate about marine environments, both local and across the world.
