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Jenny McLeod  

Ko Au Ra Te Awa (I am the River)

Duration: 02' 12" Year: 1997
for SATB choir with optional piano accompaniment

Jenny McLeod  

Ko Au Ra Te Awa (I am the River)

Duration: 02' 12" Year: 1997
for three part choir

Ronald Dellow  

Kua Mutu - Kua Mati

Duration: 03' 00" Year: 1990
for SSA choir and drum

Jenny McLeod  

Nau te Hau (Thine is the Wind)

Duration: 01' 13" Year: 1997
for SATB choir with optional piano accompaniment

Helen Fisher  

Nga Puke Songs

Duration: 03' 00" Year: 1990
for solo alto and acoustic guitar

  • Programme Note

    Na te Aroha and Taku Hoa Aroha were two love songs commissioned for a play called Nga Puke (The Hills) by Dunedin playwright, John Broughton. This play was performed at the Depot Theatre, Wellington, during the International Festival of the Arts, March 1990.

    Nga Puke is a love story between a Maori soldier of the 28th Maori Battalion, Waru Thompson, and a Pakeha nurse, Angie. The setting is both the rural landscape of Porangahau, Hawkes Bay, and then a military hospital in Crete during World War 2. The first song, Nga te Aroha is about Waru and Angie’s exchange of gifts (greenstone and a painting of Nga Puke). The second song, Taku Hoa Aroha, is Angie’s love song for Waru, as he lies wounded in a Crete hospital.

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John Wells  

Now is the Hour (arr.)

Duration: 02' 00"
for SATBB choir

Te Puoho Katene  

Pokarekare ana

Duration: 02' 00"
arranged for SSATB unaccompanied

Guy Jansen  

Pokarekare ana

Duration: 02' 40"
for solo soprano and mixed choir

Dorothy Buchanan  

Reo Karanga

Duration: 02' 00" Year: 1995
for mezzo-soprano

Felicity Williams   Philip Norman  

Sounds, Symbols and Snippets

Duration: 01' 00" Year: 1992
vocalises ('Snippets') to accompany a book by Lois M. Clausen