Heinze, Bernard, Sir, 1894-1982
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Heinze, Bernard, Sir, 1894-1982
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Heinze, Bernard, 1894-1982
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Heinze, Bernard
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Heinze, Bernard Sir.
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Heinze, Bernard Thomas 1894-1982
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Conductor, teacher, music administrator. Director of the New South Wales Conservatorium of Music, 1956-1966; Conductor of the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, 1933-1956.
Conductor and music promoter. Ormond professor of music at Melbourne University, 1925-1956, and life conductor of the Melbourne Philharmonic Society, 1928-. Director of the New South Wales Conservatorium of Music, 1957-1965. Joseph Post (1906-1972) joined the ABC as conductor in 1933 and became assistant director of music in 1965. He succeeded Bernard Heinze as director of the New South Wales Conservatorium of music, 1965-1971.
Bernard Heinze was the Director of the State Conservatorium of Music.
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Aboriginal Australians
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