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The first two of these three pieces were composed in the 1980s to honour the first and second birthdays of Julie, the daughter of the composer’s friend David Ruddock, the concert pianist. The Seaside Donkey was a birthday celebration piece composed earlier for the composer’s own daughter, and was added to compete the Birthday Suite.

• Wegener: A Birthday Suite; computer-set  Year: 1994 

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• Starrett: A Rhapsodic Venture; computer-set 

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• Starrett: and the blood splatted through the orange sunset; facsimile 

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• Starrett: and the blood splatted through the orange sunset; facsimile 

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• Lodge: Cantus Intus; facsimile 

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• Lodge: Cantus Intus; facsimile 

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Each movement has a short poem attached to it. Jenny McLeod said: " I later took the poems and set them to music as part of my “Childhood” choral song cycle".

• McLeod: Ring Round the Sun; facsimile 

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• Jenny McLeod: Ring Round the Sun; audio 

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• Whitehead: Tamatea Tutahi; facsimile 

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• Gillian Whitehead: Tamatea Tutahi; audio 

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Te Tau was based on Maori seasons of the year. Writing in a style which is serial, yet impressionistic in both texture and resonance, Carr paints a picture of a bleak winter and an exuberant spring.

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These three short pieces were originally written for choir and orchestra. They have been rewritten and recorded, featuring the solo accordion playing the melody and using only single notes in the right hand.

• Daverne: Three Songs Without Words; computer-set 

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