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Willow Macky

Duration: 03' 00" Year: 1959
a New Zealand carol arranged by Sarah McDonald for two-part choir

Programme Note

Te Harinui has become New Zealand’s best-loved iconic Christmas carol, and was first performed in New Zealand by an Australian choir in 1959. The carol commemorates the first New Zealand Christmas in the Bay of Islands in 1814, and the coming together of Maori and Pakeha at that time. The first recording on Kiwi Pacific’s EP record Bay of Islands in 1964 was presented to Samuel Marsden’s direct descendant and namesake in that year. This work is widely sung and performed at Christmas, and has also set by choral directors in England and Canada.
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- Macky: Te Harinui (arr. Sarah MacDonald); computer-set
  
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- Macky: Te Harinui; computer set
  
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- Carol our Christmas - a book of New Zealand carols
  
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  $22.50
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- Alleluia Aotearoa - hymns and songs for all churches Year: 1993
  
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- Willow Macky: Six Songs for Celebrations; computer-set Year: 2010
  
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- Carol our Christmas - carols from New Zealand Year: 1996
  
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Duration: 01' 59" Year: 1997
for SATB choir with optional piano accompaniment

Duration: 01' 59" Year: 1997
for three part choir with optional piano accompaniment

Duration: 03' 00" Year: 1983
for unison voice(s) and piano

Duration: 02' 00"
for SATB choir with piano

Duration: 02' 00"
for SATB choir with organ

Duration: 02' 00" Year: 2005
arrangement for SATB choir and piano