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• Elmsly: Cello Symphony; facsimile 

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• Auckland Philharmonia: New Zealand Music 2  Year: 1990 

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(1)3222; 4100; timp,perc,hp; strs.

• Edwin Carr: Orchestral Works  Year: 1986 

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• Carr and Pruden: Orchestral Works  Year: 1987 

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Semi-choruses: SSA, SAB; Choir: SAATBB; 3 percussionists

This choral work was commissioned by Auckland Choral Society and was one the composer’s earlier works to consciously employ minimalist techniques. An exuberant work it includes a mixed-voice choir (SAATBB) with two semi-choruses (SSA and SAB) with accompaniment for organ, piano and percussion.

• Hamilton: Te Deum; facsimile 

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• John Cousins: Sleep Exposure  Year: 1993 

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sop, m-sop,A,T,Bari,B choir or sextet. Optional melody instrument - flute. If one soprano has a virtuoso high light voice that could undertake the flute line, the upper voices in 1 and 5 can be rearranged between soprano 2 and alto.

The Virgin and the Nightingale was commissioned by Jones and Co with funding from the Music Board of the Australia Council, and first performed by The Song Company in 1992. The poems are taken from Fleur Adcock’s collection of translations of mediaeval poems published by Bloodaxe Books as The Virgin and the nightingale, with kind permission of author and publisher. The five songs all focus on birds; the flute part in Love’s Agent is a (transposed) transcription of a nightingale song. The settings are for SSATTB choir. The songs can be performed as a set or separately; some of them are suitable for choir.

• Whitehead: The Virgin and the nightingale; computer-set 

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• Whitehead: The Virgin and the Nightingale; facsimile 

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• The Laughter of Mermaids – The Song Company 

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This is a story from a long time ago, in what the Aborigines call the “Dreamtime”. Tiddalik is the largest, greediest and ugliest frog ever known. He endangers the lives of the other animals by drinking all the water. The animals come up with a plan hoping to make Tiddalik laugh and return the water to the land.

• Daverne: Tiddalik the Frog; computer-set 

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• Ritchie A.: Violin Sonata; facsimile 

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• Ritchie A.: Violin Sonata; facsimile 

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• Kim Dyett: Wallpaper Music   Year: 1993 

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