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Fiona Kelly McGregor

An interview with Fiona Kelly McGregor

by Australian Book Review •
December 2022, no. 449
Open Page with Fiona Kelly McGregor

Fiona Kelly McGregor has published eight books, including Buried Not Dead and Indelible Ink. Her latest title is the historical novel Iris. McGregor is also known for her performance art and event curation, and contributes regularly to The Saturday Paper, Sydney Review of Books, and The Monthly.  

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Iris by Fiona Kelly McGregor

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December 2022, no. 449
Felicity Plunkett reviews 'Iris' by Fiona Kelly McGregor

The accordion, or squeezebox, takes its name from the German Akkordeon, meaning a ‘musical chorus’ or ‘chorus of sounds’. This box-shaped aerophonic instrument makes music when keys on its sides are pressed, one side mostly melody, the other chords. Squeezing the instrument and playing with both hands, the musician dexterously produces polyphonous music.

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