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Henry Kendall

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Kendall, Henry 

Born Apr. 18, 1839, in Kirmington; died Aug. 1, 1882, in Sydney. Australian poet. Son of a small farmer, he was a shipboy, errand boy, and minor official.

Kendall published his first collection, Poems and Songs, in 1862. Narrative poems and ballads based on Australian life (“A Death in the Bush,” 1868) and classical and biblical themes, lyrical poems, and sharp satires on Australian political figures (“The Song of Ninian Melville,” “The Gagging Bill”) went into the collections Leaves From Australian Forests (1869) and Songs From the Mountains (1880). In the poem “The Last of His Tribe” Kendall sympathetically described the tragic fate of the aborigines (1864). His poetry was strongly influenced by traditions of romanticism.

WORKS

Selected Poems. Sydney, 1957.
The Poetical Works. Adelaide, 1966.
In Russian translation: [“Stikhi.”] In the collection Poeziia Avstralii. Moscow, 1967.

REFERENCES

Kendall, F. C. Henry Kendall: His Later Years. Sydney, 1938.
Reed, T. Henry Kendall. Adelaide, 1960.


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He supported and encouraged the arts, being a key backer of the poet Henry Kendall and his family, had considerable learning, and his noted oratory was copiously reported in the colonial press.
But Captain Henry Kendall had never seen 'a father and son act in such an affectionate way,' so he sent a radio message to the ship's owners in Liverpool.
I plan to include an article on the man responsible for the music over the seven month period at the Garden Palace in Sydney in 1879-1880 His name was Signor Paolo Giorza who composed and conducted the opening cantata with the words written by Australian poet Henry Kendall.
 
 
 
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