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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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• David Hamilton: A Song of Tamatea 

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• Parihaka 

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This is the fourth in a series of song cycles written for Richard Phillips and had its performance in a private residence.

The 12 poems reflect personal childhood memories of the composer alternating with later second-hand impressions of events in the ‘80s including the Springbok tour, Queen Street riots, Rogernomics and Auckland’s rampant redevelopment.

• Hinds: innocence and Experience; facsimile 

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• Hinds: Innocence and Experience; facsimile 

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David Farquhar composed this Ode for Piano in 1964. It was commissioned by the town of Cambridge, New Zealand, for the Centenary celebrations of that year. The first performance was given by William Vosper in the Cambridge Town Hall in March 1964.

• Farquhar: Ode; facsimile  Year: 1967 

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• Georgina Zellan-Smith plays New Zealand piano works  Year: 2000 

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• Blake: Sounds - an Evocation of Tahuahua; facsimile 

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• Blake: Sounds - An Evocation of Tahuahua; facsimile 

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• SOUNZfine Volume 2 

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• Hamilton/Harris/Blake/Pruden: Nix Olympica and other works  Year: 1989 

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• Hamilton/Harris/Blake/Pruden  Year: 1989 

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Te Heuheu Herea, a high chief of Ngati Tuwharetoa in the Taupo district, died in 1820 and was mourned by his son in this song of lament (waiata tangi). The text was collected by Sir Apirana Ngata in his book ‘Nga Moteatea’ of 1959. It is written in a dialect differing in several aspects from present day Maori. There is no record of the original chant; however this setting utilises some of the devices and conventions from that tradition.

• Marshall: Tangi; computer-set 

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• Marshall: Tangi and Real Gods 

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• Marshall: Tangi  Year: 1999 

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Te Puoho, friend and ally of Te Rauparaha, invited the Rangitane chief Mahuri and his people to a feast at Kukutauaki in return for previous kindnesses. Kukutauaki stood in the middle of an area hostile to the Rangitane people. On his way to the feast Mahuri was warned of the danger of entering territory controlled by the powerful and dangerous Te Rauparaha whereupon he replied: “It is the boast of Te Puoho that he will not have his forehead smeared with blood.” After the feast at which a new kind of food, the pumpkin, was introduced, the guests were invited back to Maimea, at the mouth of the Waikanae River, and massacred – most likely at the prompting of Te Rauparaha. This work was composed in 1987, commissioned and first performed by the New Zealand Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Anthony Jennings. It has been reviewed as, “sheer instrumental drama launched on a sea of seething, trilling strings.”

• Cresswell: The Pumpkin Massacre; facsimile 

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• Cresswell: Orchestral Works 

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• Waiteata Collection of New Zealand Music Vol. 2 - Chamber Music  Year: 1997 

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• Sound Barrier  Year: 2006 

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