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“Habits and routines and the struggle to change them……” Created for choreographer Sarah Major.

• David Downes: Saltwater  Year: 1993 

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This orchestral work with mezzo-soprano and baritone soloists was commissioned anonymously for the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra and is inspired by “Macbeth” Act IV Sc III. The text is by Patrick McGuire and the work is in seven movements.

• Cresswell: A Modern Ecstasy; facsimile 

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• Cresswell: A Modern Ecstasy; facsimile 

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• Lyell Cresswell: Orchestral Music -1  Year: 1991 

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• Wells: A New Zealand Suite; computer set 

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• John Wells: From the Land of the Long White Cloud  Year: 1991 

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• de Castro-Robinson: A Resonance of Emerald; facsimile 

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• de Castro-Robinson: A Resonance of Emerald; facsimile 

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• de Castro Robinson: Works 1 

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This work is a tape installation, “tracing the course of the mighty Hudson by way of taped sound and interviews about the river. It was a work of simple natural beauty.” Kerr, The Listener.

• Lockwood: A Sound Map of the Hudson River  Year: 1989 

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• Farquhar: ABC; facsimile 

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• Farquhar: ABC; facsimile 

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Ahotu is the sixth in a series of instrumental pieces based on the phases of the moon, and refers to the seventh day of the cycle. The entire thirty-day cycle has been used as one of the rhythmic generators of the piece, with vowels and consonants translated into durations to provide the apparently irrational rhythms, which are contrasted in a series of short ensemble or solo sections with either proportional or regular rhythms. The two longest sections are centrally placed. The first, featuring trombone and percussion, presents the language-based material in the percussion; the second, starting with the long piano solo, begins a mensural canon based on the proportional material. However, half-way through this canon, recapitulatory material begins, and subsequent appearances of the canon occur in continually shorter blocks, each transformed very differently. O Matenga, in the title of the piece, refers to the Maori custom, found also in many other civilisations, of providing sustenance for the spirit to the next world after death.

• Whitehead: Ahotu (O Matenga); facsimile 

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• Lontano: New Zealand Women Composers 

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Originally called A Song of Tamatea, this work was revised in 2000 to become An Offering for Parihaka.

• Hamilton: A Song of Tamatea; facsimile 

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• Hamilton: An Offering for Parihaka; computer set 

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• Hamilton: An Offering for Parihaka; computer set 

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• David Hamilton: A Song of Tamatea 

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• Parihaka 

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• Whitehead: Antiphons; facsimile 

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• Whitehead: Antiphons; facsimile 

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• Harris: Arquebus; computer set 

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• Harris: Arquebus; computer-set 

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• Harris: Arquebus; computer-set 

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