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Bindaree Falls

Location:
Victoria, Australia

Cast:
Jessica Gray
Marg Madden

Photography:
Rodney Button
iChaz

Music:
“Jeux d’eau” by Maurice Ravel
Performed by Monique Haas - piano
Musical recording purchased from the iTunes Store

Thanks:
Mike Adcock, and the Euroa Photographers
FB: https://www.facebook.com/groups/EuroaPhotographers/

Gerard McPhee, and the Victorian National Parks Association
www: https://vnpa.org.au

Editing:
iChaz

A production of The Friends of Mount Stirling
See https://www.facebook.com/StirlingFriends/

Notes
Bindaree Falls is located at -37.149588° latitude and 146.553803° longitude, in Victoria Australia, 16.5 kilometres by dirt road from Howqua Gap, or 5.7 kilometres east of HG as the cockatoo flies.

Below the Falls, there is a small carpark, then a 400 metre uphill walking track to the Falls. You can walk all the way to a platform underneath the Falls.

Bindaree Falls is fed by Falls Creek which drains some of the south side of Mount Stirling, and eventually flows into the Howqua River.

There is no road, track or walking trail above the Falls. The view of the landscape above the Bindaree Falls precipice cannot be seen by any means other than from an aircraft. In this movie you will see that inaccessible view from Rodney Button's drone. Well done Rodney !

Monique Haas (1909 to 1987) was a French pianist, celebrated for her expert interpretations of French impressionist composers such as Debussy and Ravel.

"Jeux d’eau" (1901) is a piece for solo piano written by Maurice Ravel. The title is often translated as "Fountains", "Playing water" or literally "Water Games". Written on the manuscript by Ravel, and often included on published editions, is the text "Dieu fluvial riant de l'eau qui le chatouille..." sometimes translated to "River god laughing as the water tickles him ...". Ravel's piano music is widely regarded as amongst the most technically difficult music every written for that instrument. Jeux d'eau is certainly in that league.