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• Hamilton: A Hylander's Blesssing; computer-set 

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• Crehan: Adam Lay Ybounden; computer-set 

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This short setting was written at the request of a choral colleague for a ladies choir in Fiji that she had had involvement with on visits to the country. The text is from the Afro-American tradition of spirituals and the music suggests that style of musical setting. Bow low, Mary is dedicated to the singers of the Nasereci Ladies Choir of Namaka, Fiji.

• Hamilton: Bow low, Mary; computer-set  Year: 2008 

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• Dienes: Chester Carol; computer-set 

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This short work was written for Jennifer Murray who, with her church-based youth choirs in Christchurch, had been a long-time supporter of my choral music. The text is a short traditional Afro-American spiritual text about the Old Testament character Daniel. The music is lively and harmonically quite simple.

• Hamilton: Daniel Saw the Stone; computer-set 

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This short blessing sets a text by English writer and theologian David Adam who for many years was vicar of Holy Island, Lindisfarne. He is now retired but still lives on Lindisfarne. He has published several collections of art, reflections, prayers, and meditations based on the Celtic tradition.

Father, bless me to the dawn was written for St Mary’s Schola (St. Mary’s College, Auckland).

• Hamilton: Father, Bless Me to the Dawn; computer-set 

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This setting continues a series of pieces using texts from the tradition of the African-American spirituals. It uses typical melodic and rhythmic ideas from pieces in that tradition. The opening lines recur as a refrain but also appear within each verse. As with many spirituals, the text tells of the promise of heaven.

Hold the wind was written for North Shore Ladies Choir (conductor: Sheila Fox Evans).

• Hamilton: Hold the Wind; computer-set 

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• Hamilton: Hold the Wind; computer-set 

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The text for this work is a short poem by Lucille Clifton (1936-) suggesting an intense religious experience and part of the traditional Latin ‘Magnificat’. The choir is accompanied by pre-recorded sounds which are mostly bell-like sounds, some deep and some very high. Holy Night was written for Opus to sing at the 2000 Secondary Schools Choral Festival.

• Hamilton: Holy Night; computer set 

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• David Hamilton: Holy Night; video 

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• The Treble Voice Choral Music of David Hamilton Vol 1 

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• The Big Sing Finale 2000  Year: 2000 

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• Sound Barrier  Year: 2006 

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• Evans: Hymn to the Virgin; computer-set 

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• Tecwyn Evans: Hymn to The Virgin; video 

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A lively, fanfare-like anthem using texts from the time of Epiphany. Many of the rhythmic and melodic ideas in the piece are inspired by Medieval music.

• Camm: Omnes de Saba; computer-set 

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• Camm: Omnes de Saba; computer-set 

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