Kakadu

Summary

Kakadu is a musical work/composition^[1].

Key Facts

• Kakadu's instance of is recorded as musical work/composition^[2].
• Kakadu's composer is recorded as Peter Sculthorpe^[3].
• Kakadu's commissioned by is recorded as Emanuel Papper^[4].
• Kakadu's genre is recorded as symphonic music^[5].
• Kakadu's based on is recorded as music of Australia^[6].
• Kakadu's based on is recorded as Kakadu National Park^[7].
• Kakadu's based on is recorded as Gaagudju^[8].
• Kakadu's based on is recorded as chant^[9].
• Kakadu's based on is recorded as Manganinnie^[10].
• Kakadu's performer is recorded as Aspen Music Festival and School^[11].
• Kakadu's performer is recorded as Melbourne Symphony Orchestra^[12].
• Kakadu's Library of Congress authority ID is recorded as no2006126302^[13].
• Kakadu's language of work or name is recorded as English^[14].
• Kakadu's publication date is recorded as +1988-01-01T00:00:00Z^[15].
• Kakadu's Freebase ID is recorded as /m/0hr7r5m^[16].
• Kakadu's instrumentation is recorded as flute^[17].
• Kakadu's instrumentation is recorded as clarinet^[18].
• Kakadu's instrumentation is recorded as oboe^[19].
• Kakadu's instrumentation is recorded as cor anglais^[20].
• Kakadu's instrumentation is recorded as bassoon^[21].
• Kakadu's instrumentation is recorded as contrabassoon^[22].
• Kakadu's instrumentation is recorded as horn^[23].
• Kakadu's instrumentation is recorded as trumpet^[24].
• Kakadu's instrumentation is recorded as tenor trombone^[25].
• Kakadu's instrumentation is recorded as bass trombone^[26].