Echoes of Silence: Decline in Live Music at Ceremonies Marks End of an Era

For over seventy years, Mary Sutcliffe's piano melodies have underscored the pivotal moments of life in Narrandera, New South Wales. From joyous weddings to somber funerals, her music has been an intrinsic part of community celebrations. However, the recent shift towards digital music at ceremonies signals a profound change in cultural traditions, with Sutcliffe witnessing a stark decline in demand for live music.

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