Grainger Amplified

Inside Grainger Amplified

Grainger Museum
Gate 13, Royal Parade
Parkville

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Grainger Museum

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VISITATION

Grainger Amplified is open to the public on the first Monday of the month following the Melba Hall Lunch Hour Concert next door. See our Upcoming Events for dates.

ABOUT GRAINGER AMPLIFIED

Grainger Amplified immerses the visitor in the world that Percy Grainger envisaged for his original displays from the 1930s to 1950s. These include collection materials from Grainger’s iconic ‘free music’ machines—both the originals and playable replicas—to items illustrating his life and times. Selections of the provocative collection formed by Percy Grainger are shown in bespoke display cases, specially commissioned by Grainger to fit the museum’s unusual layout.

Amplifying Grainger's original aims to integrate the Museum with the University's teaching and research, half the museum is also a dynamic space for performances, educational activities, and diverse outcomes of research and creative practice. Keep an eye out for events, exhibitions, and performances in this space throughout the year for further opportunities to explore this remarkable collection.

AUDIOGUIDE

Enhance your visit to Grainger Amplified with an audioguide tour by Grainger Fellow, Dr Sarah Kirby. Simply scan the QR code in-situ during your next visit or access the audio anytime here.