 In September 1955 Grainger made his final visit to Australia , where he spent nine months organising and arranging exhibits for the Grainger Museum . He refused to consider a " Grainger Festival " , as suggested by the Australian Broadcasting Commission , because he felt that his homeland had rejected him and his music . Before leaving Melbourne , he deposited in a bank a parcel that contained an essay and photographs related to his sex life , not to be opened until 10 years after his death . 
