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The Music Performance Unit at the University of New South Wales presents a free lunch hour workshop on the music of Czechoslovakia by Natalie Shea. Natalie Shea trained as a linguist, teacher, translator, singer and musicologist – all skills which she is delighted to be able to place at the service of music. She is currently…
