Nancy Tuck oral history interview by Rosemary Block, 2010

MLOH 627

fonds

8 July 2010

Nonmusical Sound Recordings, Oral Histories

957544

Digitised

3 audiocassettes (2 hr., 32 min.) - 10 × 7 cm, 4 mm tape

Nancy Tuck (b. 1914) grew up in Orange. When she was 14, she moved to Sydney and finished her schooling at Sydney Girls' High. She trained as a nurse and from 1940 to 1946 worked at the Royal Alexandra Hospital for Children. After the war she studied music and singing at the Conservatorium of Music and became a singing teacher and then Director of Music at Presbyterian Ladies' College, Sydney.

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MLOH 627/1 Side A: Interviewee's voice is in left speaker, interviewer's voice is in right speaker. Volume of interviewee's voice fluctuates. Interviewer's voice sounds slightly muffled.

Interviewer: Block, Rosemary
Interviewee: Tuck, Nancy