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• Neil: 3 A.M. 

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• Kowhai - an album of songs by NZ women composers  Year: 1994 

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• Harris: A Path To Memory; computer set 

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• Harris: A Path To Memory; computer set 

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• Hamilton: Anthem of Praise; computer set 

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• Hamilton: Anthem of Praise; computer set 

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• Cresswell: Atta; computer-set 

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• Cresswell: Atta; computer-set 

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• Cresswell: Atta; facsimile 

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• Under the Southern Cross: works for cello 

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• Lyell Cresswell: Anake and other works  Year: 2000 

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• Hamilton: Ave Maria; computer set 

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• The Treble Voice Choral Music of David Hamilton Vol. 3  Year: 2011 

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This song cycle for soprano and piano has texts by the composer in Maori and English.

“Awa Herea memorably evokes the physical appearance of symbolic significance of these braided rivers… cosmic weather-driven energy.” (Covell, Sydney Morning Herald).

“Its pace was shrewdly varied and the music encompassed a range of styles – from sung declamation to florid lyricism – without incongruity.” (Jack, Independent).

“The cycle displays all the characteristics of her [Gillian Whitehead’s] mature work. The vocal line is at once exultant and contemplative, the piano writing incisive or lulling; the formal shaping novel yet accessible. It is a memorable piece, filled with the energetic spirit of the natural world and finding through that spirit its own serenity.”

• Whitehead: Awa Herea; computer-set 

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• Whitehead: Awa Herea; computer-set 

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• Whitehead: Awa Herea; facsimile 

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• NZIAF: Gillian Whitehead Portrait; part 2 

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• Waikohu: Mere Boynton and Friends 

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• Tracey Chadwell's Songbook  Year: 1995 

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• Ears Wide Open Taringa Areare Education Resource CD  Year: 2000 

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• Daverne: Ballade; computer-set 

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This carol was intended to capture something of the Christmas festival as it is experienced by most New Zealanders. The first verse sets the scene in the beaches which begin to attract more and more people as the school holidays end and the warm weather arrives. The second verse describes something of the hectic shopping spree that precedes the giving of Christmas presents. The last verse relates the festival to its origins in the birth of Jesus. In a land of many trees and forests, an important feature of the celebration of Christmas has been the provision and decoration of the Christmas tree. The Pohutukawa tree flowers in December, and is sometimes referred to as “the Christmas tree”. The last verse of the carol includes a reference to the tree that must have yielded its boughs for the cross on which the Christmas child was ultimately to perish. There are several versions of the carol; CA30 for SATB and organ, through-composed. CA30a for easy SATB (all verses to the same music) with optional organ/piano/guitar. CA30b for unison voices with simple piano or guitar accompaniment.

• Baker: Carol of the Festival Tree; computer-set 

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• Baker: Carol of the Festival Tree; computer-set 

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This carol was intended to capture something of the Christmas festival as it is experienced by most New Zealanders. The first verse sets the scene in the beaches which begin to attract more and more people as the school holidays end and the warm weather arrives. The second verse describes something of the hectic shopping spree that precedes the giving of Christmas presents. The last verse relates the festival to its origins in the birth of Jesus. In a land of many trees and forests, an important feature of the celebration of Christmas has been the provision and decoration of the Christmas tree. The Pohutukawa tree flowers in December, and is sometimes referred to as “the Christmas tree”. The last verse of the carol includes a reference to the tree that must have yielded its boughs for the cross on which the Christmas child was ultimately to perish. There are several versions of the carol; CA30 for SATB and organ, through-composed. CA30a for easy SATB (all verses to the same music) with optional organ/piano/guitar. CA30b for unison voices with simple piano or guitar accompaniment.

• Baker: Carol of the Festival Tree; computer-set 

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• Baker, B.: Carol of the Festival Tree; computer-set 

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Concert Waltz was originally composed, as a commissioned work, for Kevin Friedrich, one of New Zealand’s leading accordionists. It was premiered by him, in Auckland, June 1993, with String Silhouette, an all female string ensemble, as guests at the New Zealand Accordion Championships.

• Daverne: Concert Waltz; computer-set 

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• Gary Daverne: Rhapsody  Year: 2007 

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