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Mahi Tahi

for jazz ensemble

  ·  Duration:  9m 30s
Instrumentation:  soprano saxophone, bass clarinet, guitar, drums, piano/Rhodes and double bass

Duration:  9m 30s
Instrumentation  soprano saxophone, bass cla...

Kevin Field
Composer

Composer:   Kevin Field

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Mahi Tahi represents the coming together or intermingling of the two places [Aotearoa New Zealand and New York]. It signifies that despite the cultural, political and geographic distance the two peoples share common aims and humanity and can learn and grow from each other.


Commissioned note

Commissioned by the Wellington Jazz Festival.

Contents note

Co-composed with Matt Penman

Performance history

19 Nov 2020: Performed by the Kevin Field Quintet (with guest Nathan Haines - soprano saxophone) at the Wellington Jazz Festival, St Peter's On Willis

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