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Jonathan Besser
African Legacy
Duration: 03' 00" Year: 2004
for acoustic guitar, keyboard, percussion, bass guitar, drums, taonga puoro (Maori instruments) with Maori and English vocals
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Original music for the documentary Lands of Our Fathers – My African Legacy.
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Jonathan Besser: Lands of our Fathers - my African Legacy Year: 2004
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Douglas Lilburn
Canzona 2
Duration: 03' 00" Year: 1944
for string orchestra
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Canzona 2 was written as incidental music for Ngaio Marsh’s production of Shakespeare’s Othello. This is often performed together with Canzonas 1, 2 and 3.
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Lilburn: Four Canzonas; computer-set
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Aotearoa - Orchestral and String Music by Douglas Lilburn
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Canzona - Music for strings and voices
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Vector Wellington Orchestra: Celebrate Wellington Year: 2005
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Douglas Lilburn
Canzona 3
Duration: 02' 00" Year: 1950, r. 1980
for string orchestra
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Canzona 3 was originally written as incidental music for Rilke’s The Lay of Love and Death of Cornet Rilke. It is often performed together with Canzonas 1, 2 and 4.
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Lilburn: Four Canzonas; computer-set
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Aotearoa - Orchestral and String Music by Douglas Lilburn
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Canzona - Music for strings and voices
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Close to the Music - Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra Year: 2004
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Vector Wellington Orchestra: Celebrate Wellington Year: 2005
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Douglas Lilburn
Canzona 4
Duration: 02' 00" Year: 1950, r. 1980
for string orchestra
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Canzona 4 was originally written as incidental music for Rilke’s The Lay of Love and Death of Cornet Rilke. It is often performed together with Canzonas 1, 2 and 3.
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Lilburn: Four Canzonas; computer-set
Full score | Hardcopy - computer set
$10.00-
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Aotearoa - Orchestral and String Music by Douglas Lilburn
CD
$25.00-
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Canzona - Music for strings and voices
Vinyl (LP or EP)
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Close to the Music - Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra Year: 2004
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Vector Wellington Orchestra: Celebrate Wellington Year: 2005
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Jonathan Besser
Celebrating Differences
Duration: 02' 00" Year: 2004
for acoustic guitar, keyboard, percussion, bass guitar, drums, taonga puoro (Maori instruments) with Maori and English vocals
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Programme Note
Original music for the documentary Lands of Our Fathers – My African Legacy.
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Availability
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Jonathan Besser: Lands of our Fathers - my African Legacy Year: 2004
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Jonathan Besser
Colonial Parade
Duration: 02' 00" Year: 2004
for acoustic guitar, keyboard, percussion, bass guitar, drums, taonga puoro (Maori instruments) with Maori and English vocals
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Programme Note
Original music for the documentary Lands of Our Fathers – My African Legacy.
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Jonathan Besser: Lands of our Fathers - my African Legacy Year: 2004
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Douglas Lilburn
Desdemona's Song
Duration: 02' 00" Year: 2002
arrangement for solo guitar by John Couch
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Desdemona's Song - John Couch Year: 2005
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Gareth Farr
Duggan theme
Duration: 01' 38" Year: 1997
for marimba and vibraphone
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Programme Note
“Duggan” was a television police-drama series in which Detective Inspector John Duggan (played by John Bach) was given grisly murder cases to solve, set against the scenic backdrop of New Zealand’s Marlborough Sounds. Gareth Farr composed music for the two pilot episodes in 1997 and 1998, and the 11 one-hour episodes made subsequently.
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Gareth Farr - Tangaroa Year: 2008
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Gareth Farr
Duggan theme
Duration: 01' 03" Year: 1997
for flute and marimba
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Programme Note
“Duggan” was a television police-drama series in which Detective Inspector John Duggan (played by John Bach) was given grisly murder cases to solve, set against the scenic backdrop of New Zealand’s Marlborough Sounds. Gareth Farr composed music for the two pilot episodes in 1997 and 1998, and the 11 one-hour episodes made subsequently.
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Gareth Farr - Tangaroa Year: 2008
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