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• Ritchie A. and Court S.: Moa Music; computer-set  Year: 1995 

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• Ritchie A. and Court S.: Moa Music; computer-set  Year: 1995 

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• Ritchie and Court: Two Bird Songs; computer-set  Year: 2004 

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• Anthony Ritchie and Suzanne Court: Moa Music  Year: 1995 

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A short orchestral fanfare, describing the flight of the albatross, a famous resident of Dunedin Peninsula.

• Ritchie A.: Albatross in Flight; facsimile 

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This fanfare for full orchestra was “…refreshing… (Its) gradual thickening of layers of bird calls to abrasive Varesian dissonances near the end had a concise dramatic momentum and coherence.” lan Dando, NZ Listener. (It) “…begins with sounds that could only be New Zealand ones.” LCM Saunders, NZ Herald.

• de Castro-Robinson: Aurora; facsimile 

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• Eve de Castro-Robinson: Aurora 

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• Eve de Castro Robinson: Works 3 

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This song cycle for soprano and piano has texts by the composer in Maori and English.

“Awa Herea memorably evokes the physical appearance of symbolic significance of these braided rivers… cosmic weather-driven energy.” (Covell, Sydney Morning Herald).

“Its pace was shrewdly varied and the music encompassed a range of styles – from sung declamation to florid lyricism – without incongruity.” (Jack, Independent).

“The cycle displays all the characteristics of her [Gillian Whitehead’s] mature work. The vocal line is at once exultant and contemplative, the piano writing incisive or lulling; the formal shaping novel yet accessible. It is a memorable piece, filled with the energetic spirit of the natural world and finding through that spirit its own serenity.”

• Whitehead: Awa Herea; computer-set 

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• Whitehead: Awa Herea; computer-set 

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• Whitehead: Awa Herea; facsimile 

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• NZIAF: Gillian Whitehead Portrait; part 2 

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• Waikohu: Mere Boynton and Friends 

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• Tracey Chadwell's Songbook  Year: 1995 

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• Ears Wide Open Taringa Areare Education Resource CD  Year: 2000 

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This piece was written in 1991 for Ann Saslav. It is based on an imaginary scene from years ago when a railway branch line went through native bush in the Catlins area of New Zealand. The motif at the start is a bird-call the composer heard in the area. This piece is aimed at grade 7 or 8 level, and was initially performed in schools by Ann Saslav as part of an educational project.

• Ritchie, A: Two Pieces for the Saslavs; facsimile 

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• Ritchie A.: Two Pieces for the Saslavs; facsimile 

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• Ritchie A.: Birds & a Steam Train in the Catlins; facsimile 

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• First Fifteen - a selection of piano music by NZ composers  Year: 1996 

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• Expressions - piano music by Anthony Ritchie  Year: 2010 

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The first in my Chaos of Delight series of pieces based on birdsong, Chaos of Delight I requires the bass clarinettiest to trill, click, screech, book and roll in a virtuosic display of avian sonorities, using the full range of the instrument, from the boom of the kakapo to the shriek of the the morepork and the bleat of the bush falcon. All these can be heard amongst sounds which exploit the unique characteristics of the bass clarinet, such as its uncannily high register, slap tonguing and multiphonics.

The title is taken from a passage in A Field Guide to the Birds of New Zealand by Falla, Gibson and Turbott: “…there are still many quiet places far from the madding crowd, where the mind can become, in Darwin’s phrase, ‘a chaos of delight’ at the abundance and variety of birds which pass before the eye or perplex the ear.”

• de Castro-Robinson: A Chaos of Delight I; facsimile 

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• De Castro-Robinson: Chaos of Delight I; computer-set  Year: 2006 

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• A Chaos of Delight: music by Eve de Castro-Robinson  Year: 1998 

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• X – Ros Dunlop plays music for clarinet  Year: 2001 

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• de Castro-Robinson: Chaos of Delight III; computer-set 

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• de Castro-Robinson: Chaos of Delight III; computer-set  Year: 2006 

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• Eve de Castro-Robinson 

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• New Zealand Choral Music  Year: 1998 

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• Tower New Zealand Voices: Spirit of the Land  Year: 2006 

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• Farr: From Forgotten Forests; computer-set 

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• Gareth Farr: Chamber Music  Year: 1997 

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Transcribed for guitar by Gunter Herbig and John Rimmer

• Hauturu - Where the Winds Rest  Year: 2007 

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• Rimmer: Hauturu-Where the Winds Rest; facsimile 

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• 175 East Vol. 1 

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• X – Ros Dunlop plays music for clarinet  Year: 2001 

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