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• Melbourne and Nunns: Te hekenga-a-rangi  Year: 2003 

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The poem Tangi was written my Megan Simmonds, a New Zealand poet who lives in the Bay of Plenty. I wanted to explore the use of vocal overtones in this piece; they have often been connected with the spiritual or other-worldly in the various cultures where the technique is practiced. Whilst researching this subject I came across the poem Overtone by American writer W. S. Merwin:

…the names were read of those no longer there
that sound of what made no sound anymore
made up the chords that in a later year
some still believed that they could overhear

Notes by Carol Shortis

• Shortis: Tangi; computer-set 

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The poem Tangi was written by Megan Simmonds, a New Zealand poet who lives in the Bay of Plenty. I wanted to explore the use of vocal overtones in this piece; they have often been connected with the spiritual or other-worldly in the various cultures where the technique is practiced.

A tangi (or tangihanga) is a Māori funeral ceremony. The opening material, and position of the singers, is influenced by the Māori powhiri, where visitors are received onto the marae in a customary series of calls and songs by the tangata whenua, each reciprocated in turn by the visitors.

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• Carol Shortis: Tangi; audio 

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• Baroque Voices: Alleluia: a newe work! 2007  Year: 2007 

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• Melbourne and Nunns: Te Korero o Te Kohatu I 

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