ArtsNational Murray River | MUSIC POWER
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From the earliest days of warfare, music has been used to communicate orders, bolster courage and sustain morale on the battlefield. This fascinating lecture explores the enduring role of music in military life, from historic battlefields to today’s armed forces. Does military music simply preserve history, heritage and tradition, or does it also function as a powerful form of psychological influence?Dr Graham Jones draws on nearly forty years of experience as a professional musician in the British Army, culminating in his role as Senior Director of Music, Household Division and Director of Music, Coldstream Guards. Awarded an MBE for outstanding service to military music, he brings rare insight to this compelling exploration of the power of music in warfare.
Date
Monday 19 October 2026 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM (UTC+11)Location
The Butter Factory Theatre (Hot House)
Lincoln Causeway, Gateway Island, Wodonga VIC 3690
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