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Albany Voiceprints

A Voiceprint is an engaging way to bring an oral history story to life.
Experience Historical Albany through this unique collection of Voiceprints.
These stories feature local people sharing their experiences of living within the Albany community.
A Voiceprint relies primarily on a strong oral narrative sympathetically and subtly supported by historical imagery (both photos and video) and music to become a self-sustained story.

Thelma Steele Voiceprint - World War 1

Thelma recalls her memories of the ANZACS in Albany before departing to Europe for WW1.

This Voiceprint was produced by local Albany oral history enthusiast Kim Lofts with assistance from historian, Malcolm Traill. Music was composed and performed by Rod Vervest and recorded locally.

Howard Hartman Voiceprint - World War 1

Howard remembers the anti-German prejudice in Albany during the 1st World War.

This Voiceprint was produced by local Albany oral history enthusiast Kim Lofts with assistance from historian, Malcolm Traill. Music was composed and performed by Rod Vervest and recorded locally.

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