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From a whisper to a bang - episode four credits

Remembering Well

From a whisper to a bang - episode four credits

Aaron Pegram, historian

Historian Aaron Pegram at the Memorial's Roll of Honour, Canberra. Photo by Megan Spencer.

Episode 04 released Anzac Week 2019, duration: 59:30.

‘From A Whisper To A Bang!’ is written, produced and presented by Megan Spencer for the Australian War Memorial.

Speakers:

  • Dr. Tom Lewis OAM
  • Dr. Rick Hanson
  • Ed Cowley
  • Amanda Rishworth MP
  • Dr. Aaron Pegram
  • Meredith Atilemile
  • Gaye Broadbent
  • Ledy Rowe

Poppy pilgrims:

  • Jennifer, Chantelle, Susan, Heather and Judy Barter

Actor: 

  • Heath Bigg

Voices: 

  • Dr. Brendan Nelson and Lynn Berry (62,000 Poppies launch 2018) 
  • Darren “Dash” Moyle (MC Anzac Day 2018), Vice-President of Port Noarlunga-Christies Beach RSL

Music:

  • Xylouris White

Additional Music:

  • Selected works from The Diggers’ Requiem, arranged, curated and conducted by Christopher Latham, musical artist in residence at the Australian War Memorial.
  • Michael Shirrefs
  • Canberra City Pipes and Drums (recorded by Megan at AWM The Last Post Ceremony, 11th November, 2018) 

Additional Sound:

  • Jeremy Conlon


Mastering:

  • Kris Keogh

Acknowledgments:

  • ‘War Comes To Australia’ newsreel courtesy Cinesound Movietone Productions.

Thank you:

Darren “Dash” Moyle and Jason Tank from Port Noarlunga-Christies Beach RSL, and the Catafalque Party and Pipers who performed at PNCB-RSL 2018 Anzac Day Dawn Service; Amanda Rishworth; Ledy Rowe; Chris Latham and The Diggers’ Requiem artists and composers; Glenn Eley; Daniel Eisenberg; Aaron Pegram; Amanda Dennett, Andy Heaney and the DEX team; the Spencer family.

Music from The Diggers’ Requiem included in Episode 04:

  • ‘Requiem Aeternum / Rest Eternal: FROMELLES 19 July 1916’, GF Handel (arranged Latham) ‘Dead March from Saul’ for accordion, choir, all soloists & orchestra.
  • ’62,000 Bells For 62,000 Australian Dead’, recorded at the ANU School of Music Canberra by Veronica Bailey, Thomas Laue and Chris Latham (in ‘Lux Aeterna – In Paradisum’, composer: Ross Edwards).
  • Concert performed in Amiens, France, on April 23, 2018, by Orchestre de Picardie and the Jena Philharmonic and with Australian soloists, conducted by Chris Latham. Listen to the full concert and read the program.

The Diggers’ Requiem is an Australian tribute to the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War, jointly commissioned by The Australian War Memorial and the Department of Veterans Affairs, with the assistance of Peggy Polias & Ellie Cumming. It features work by seven contemporary Australian composers working with Artistic Director Christopher Latham on existing and new musical pieces. More details about this collaborative project at The Flowers of War.
 
Visit:

  • 5,000 Poppies blog
  • 5,000 Poppies Facebook Group

Read:

  • Margaret Bestor’s poppy poem
  • The End Of Empathy article

Disclaimer:

The opinions expressed in this podcast series are those of individual contributors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Australian War Memorial.

Last updated: 11 March 2021

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