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Writing the score for The Maori Merchant of Venice was a ‘labour of love’, according to Clive Cockburn who composed and produced the film music. Themes explored include Hairoka’s (Shylock’s) Jewish roots. Hirini Melbourne, who composed and performed the Maori music and songs, provides the soundtrack with some unique traditional Maori ambience. Flamenco guitarist Carole Hempton adds the Spanish influence for the music of the Prince of Arakona (Aragon).
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| The Maori Merchant of Venice | Clive Cockburn
Hirini Melbourne |
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| score for film of the same name with Maori music and songs by Hirini Melbourne and orchestrated by Kenneth Young | ||
| Putorino/Tamariki o te Kohu/Pirihina o Arakona’s Song from The Maori Merchant of Venice | ||
| Performed by Hirini Melbourne | ||
| The Maori Merchant of Venice | Clive Cockburn
Hirini Melbourne |
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| score for film of the same name with Maori music and songs by Hirini Melbourne and orchestrated by Kenneth Young | ||
| Performed by New Zealand Symphony Orchestra conducted by Kenneth Young with Donald Armstrong (violin) together with Hirini Melbourne (Maori music and songs), Carole Hempton (flamenco guitar) and Ardre Foote, Kuini Wano and St Joseph’s Choir conducted by Georgina Kingi | ||
| Imprint: | MaoriMusic.com MMDC109 |
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| Publication Year: | 2002 |
