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Bryony Jagger  

A Birthday

Duration: 03' 00" Year: 2008
for soprano, mezzo-soprano, alto and piano

David Hamilton  

A Blessing for this Day

Duration: 02' 00" Year: 2009
for two-part treble voices and piano

Don Blume  

A Family Grace

Duration: 01' 00" Year: 2000
for SATB and piano

Eric Biddington  

A Hutt Suite

 Year: 2009
for oboe, clarinet, five violins and viola

Eric Biddington  

A Hutt Suite

 Year: 2009
for oboe, clarinet, four violins, viola and double bass

Eric Biddington  

A Little Trio for Recorders

 Year: 2008
for two treble recorders and one tenor recorder

Eric Biddington  

A New Zealand Fable

Duration: 03' 00" Year: 2007
a short movement for flute and piano

Rosemary Russell  

A Wellington Christmas or Christmas Eve Reflections

Duration: 06' 00" Year: 2000
for three part treble choir with SATB choir and finger cymbals

  • Programme Note

    In the deepness of the night before Christmas, children dream of exciting and wondrous things: so do adults, but they are also fraught with arrangements and planning for the big day. a call for simplicity and remembering the loving and gifting nature of Christmas. This piece is performed “in the round” i.e. the adult choir encircles the audience and the children stand up the central aisle. The adult choir gradually moves around the audience and sings at times in smaller groupings. The audience does not know where the sound will come from next. The children need to be able to hold 3 simple parts. Finger cymbals are used to indicate stars and nocturnal animals create an interesting opening. It is depicts a New Zealand Christmas experience.

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Ross Carey  

A Won for Buddha

Duration: 18' 00" Year: 2001
for piano - four hands

  • Programme Note

    Counting through the tones of ‘In a Landscape’ by John Cage, in the manner of counting a rosary. The title means an offering to Buddha; this is not so much a material offering but more that of a good heart.

    Composed in Toronto in June, 2001 and first performed by the Natsuki Emura Piano Duo in a concert of New Zealand piano music at MusiCasa, Tokyo in October 2001.

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