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This chapter focuses on vernacular or community music made and played at Australia’s Antarctic bases. Very little of this music has been published, and nowhere has it been systematically studied. Some is documented in station year books, newsletters and reports, and printed in the ANARE Club’s journal, Aurora. A small number of songs have been included incidentally in books.2 Some have come to the author through personal communication.

Made and played in Antarctica: People’s music in a far-flung place