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• de Castro-Robinson: Tingling Strings; facsimile 

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• de Castro-Robinson: Tingling Strings; facsimile 

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• Eve de Castro-Robinson: Tingling Strings; video 

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• A Chaos of Delight: music by Eve de Castro-Robinson  Year: 1998 

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• Whitehead: Tirea; facsimile 

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• Whitehead: Tirea; facsimile 

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• Gillian Whitehead: selected works 

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This short postlude for Javanese musician is inspired by the pathetans found in wayang kulit (Javanese shadow-puppet shows accompanied by gamelan) and by an Edgar Allen Poe verse of the same name, To -.

• Killin: To - ; computer set 

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• Phil Dadson: Sound Tracks - solo improvisations  Year: 2004 

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Composed in 2003 and dedicated to a Toronto friend Dusan Ostojic, who passed away that year. The piece is based on the following text, translated into musical tones with the aid of Udo Kasemet’s “MusicAlphabet”: “Dusan Ostojic, Serbian Canadian; Precious Beautiful Person – Fly Free in the Stars!”

• Carey: To Dusan; facsimile 

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• Marshall: To Hear an Oriole; computer set 

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• Marshall: To Hear an Oriole; computer set  Year: 2007 

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Dedicated to Sydney composer Moya Henderson, as a get-well gift. The piece is based on motives derived from the composer’s name.

• Carey: To Moya Henderson; facsimile 

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The original version (for soloist, SSA choir and chamber orchestra) of this cycle of pieces was written for the Epsom Girls’ Grammar School 1991 music tour to Texas and Los Angeles. The soloist on the tour was one of the school’s senior music students: Morag Atchison.

The re-working of the piece was prompted by the 2010 tour to the United Kingdom by the choir Choralation (Westlake Girls’ and Boys’ High Schools) under their conductor Rowan Johnston. One of the choirs’ vocal tutors was Morag Atchison (now a highly regarded soprano soloist and voice teacher) who would be travelling with the choir on tour, and who suggested the cycle. As with the 1991 tour, this tour would be taking place in the weeks preceding Christmas.

The texts all relate to the birth of Christ, and the first is a setting of Christina Rossetti’s well-known “Love Came Down at Christmas”. The opening movement is for the solo soprano with unaccompanied choir. The next movement sets a part of the old German text “Vom himmel hoch” from Klug’s ‘Gesangbuch’ of 1535 under the title “The Angel’s Song”. Here, the music divides between the words of the angels, and the words of children – the latter sung by the treble voices. All join together at the end in praise of God.

The third movement, “Cradle Hymn”, was newly written in 2010, replacing the original third movement. Here, the soloist is featured, in a setting of selected verses from Isaac Watts’ poem of the mother of Christ singing to her new-born baby. Interspersed is a setting for the choir of sections of the well-known Christmas motet “O magnum mysterium”. The fourth movement’s text is by Richard Wilbur and looks forward from the stable of Christ’s birth to future events in his life. Finally there is a shortened return to the music of the first movement.

• Hamilton: To the Christ Child; computer-set  Year: 2010 

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• Hamilton: To the Christ Child; computer-set  Year: 2010 

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To The Horizon: Images Of New Zealand was composed in 1990 to celebrate New Zealand’s Sesquicentennial. It was commissioned by Dr Karen Grylls and the Auckland Dorian Choir who first performed it in June 1990. Composition took place in Western Samoa and New Zealand, with the final revision in New York in 1997.

The cycle consists of texts by eight New Zealand poets, each one suggesting a different aspect of ‘horizon’: the physical horizon, where sea or plains or mountains meet the sky; or a range of metaphorical horizons, a glimpse into the past, into the future, or to the limits of our experience or comprehension.

To The Horizon has been performed on many occasions, either as single songs or as a cycle, and frequently broadcast.

• Marshall: Not by Wind Ravaged; facsimile 

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• Marshall: Wild honey; facsimile 

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• Marshall: Elegy in a City Railyard; facsimile 

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• Marshall: Home Thoughts; computer set 

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• Marshall: On the Swag; computer set 

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• Marshall: Sea and Sky; facsimile 

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• Marshall: Sea and Sky II; facsimile 

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• Marshall: Walking on my Feet; facsimile 

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• Marshall: The Magpies; computer set 

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• Marshall: To L.H.B. (1894-1915); facsimile 

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• Marshall: To a friend; facsimile 

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• Marshall: To the Horizon; computer set 

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• Marshall: Song at Summer's End; facsimile 

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• Marshall: To the Horizon; computer-set  Year: 1998 

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• A Sound Came from Heaven  Year: 2007 

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• Dellow: Toccata in A minor; facsimile 

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• Dellow: Toccata in A minor; facsimile 

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