Kia Ora te Reo, Kia Māori te Reo mō Ake, Ake, Ake! The language is alive, natural, normal and forever! SOUNZ celebrates Te Wiki o te Reo Māori with our kaimahi video for 2024. Kia kaha ki te kōrero Māori mō āke, āke tonu atu! | SOUNZ Centre for New Zealand Music
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Kia Ora te Reo, Kia Māori te Reo mō Ake, Ake, Ake! The language is alive, natural, normal and forever! SOUNZ celebrates Te Wiki o te Reo Māori with our kaimahi video for 2024. Kia kaha ki te kōrero Māori mō āke, āke tonu atu! | SOUNZ Centre for New Zealand Music
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Oronuku: a puoro Māori sound healing journey
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Oronuku: a puoro Māori sound healing journey
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Oro Mauri o Puu-te-hue: a puoro Māori sound healing journey
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Oro Mauri o Puu-te-hue: a puoro Māori sound healing journey
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Oro Atua: a puoro Māori sound healing journey
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Oro Atua: a puoro Māori sound healing journey
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A young woman from Tawa College, Elisabeth Te Puni, has taken out this year's Big Sing SOUNZ NZCF Te Reo Māori Choral Competition ✨🎼🏆 Listen to a sneak peek of her composition Te Oriori o Hine-Nui-Te-Pō performed by Wellington choir Supertonic. ~ The Big Sing is produced by the New Zealand Choral Federation. Video by JXLive with audio by RNZ Concert. Visit rnz.co.nz/concert for the full performance. | RNZ
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A young woman from Tawa College, Elisabeth Te Puni, has taken out this year's Big Sing SOUNZ NZCF Te Reo Māori Choral Competition ✨🎼🏆 Listen to a sneak peek of her composition Te Oriori o Hine-Nui-Te-Pō performed by Wellington choir Supertonic. ~ The Big Sing is produced by the New Zealand Choral Federation. Video by JXLive with audio by RNZ Concert. Visit rnz.co.nz/concert for the full performance. | RNZ
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We’re excited to present some powerhouse wahine from Aotearoa in SOUNZ Films this week: works by Rosa Elliott, Salina Fisher, and Gillian Whitehead, performed by soprano Barbara Paterson and pianist Gabriela Glapska at Wellington’s St Andrew’s on The Terrace. Stay tuned for live recordings of each work in the coming days - here’s a sneak preview of the beauty to come! Thanks as always to our funders NZ On Air. Audio for this concert was recorded by Phil Brownlee. | SOUNZ Centre for New Zealand M
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We’re excited to present some powerhouse wahine from Aotearoa in SOUNZ Films this week: works by Rosa Elliott, Salina Fisher, and Gillian Whitehead, performed by soprano Barbara Paterson and pianist Gabriela Glapska at Wellington’s St Andrew’s on The Terrace. Stay tuned for live recordings of each work in the coming days - here’s a sneak preview of the beauty to come! Thanks as always to our funders NZ On Air. Audio for this concert was recorded by Phil Brownlee. | SOUNZ Centre for New Zealand M
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Pokarekare Ana
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Tamati's Insights into the World of Mōteatea | SOUNZ Podcast
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SOUNZ Contemporary Award | Te Tohu Auaha winner: Nathaniel Otley – 'the convergence of oceans'
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Hine Pū Te Hue
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Taonga Puoro: Pūtōrino ā Raukatauri
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‘Dreams’ by Blair Latham is next in our SOUNZ Films coverage of the 2024 SOUNZ Jazz Recording Project. Blair writes “the melody is meant to pop up out of nowhere various times in a performance and float over the band. The rhythm is a swing 5 that is meant to be relentless but in a soft way.” It features the composer on tenor sax alongside pianist Leonardo Coghini, Alistair Isdale (bass) and Rick Cranson (drums). Audio recorded by Phil Brownlee. Filmed by Chris Watson for SOUNZ. Film funded by NZ
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The first of three SOUNZ Films of works by Wellington composer Tabea Squire captures her 'Behind the Stars, a Dark Sky'. The piece was commissioned for the 2022 Martinborough Music Festival and our cameras attended a special recording session subsequent to the Festival at the Martinborough Town Hall. Tabea writes, “When the piece was first proposed, Martinborough was applying for 'dark sky status'. The term means that the night skies above a region have been recognised as offering unusual clarit
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PABLO RUIZ HENAO: Swells of Raukawa
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Introduction to Taonga Puoro: Pūtātara, Pūmoana and Pūpū
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SOUNZ Centre for NZ Music on Instagram: "In Leilani Woodmore’s ‘He Mele a ka Ikaika’, Hawaiian Oli and Māori Karakia are combined using the composer’s choral voice. Leilani says that “the colours and story of the piece aim to reflect the translation of Whakataka Te Hau (ngā mihi nui ki a Honourable Justice Joe Williams). The Oli Ikaika is a chant used to manaaki parts of Whakataka Te Hau.” This performance of the @wellingtonyouthchoir conducted by Rowan Johnston is the final SOUNZ Film from the
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Introduction to Taonga Puoro: Porotiti and Pūrerehua
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Before you watch our forthcoming SOUNZ Films releases from the 2023 At the World’s Edge Festival of the Victoria Kelly works ‘Piece for violin and piano’ and ‘Goodnight Kiwi’ we hope you’ll take a look at this pre-concert talk. With host and Festival director Justine Cormack, Victoria reveals the impact of the music of Alfred Schnittke on her compositional practice, with special reference to Schnittke’s ‘Piano Quintet’, a visceral live performance of which would follow this forum. This talk, at
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جاد المصري: كل شيء رسمي مع ابن الاصل
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Introduction to Taonga Puoro: Hue
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What were the original sounds and music of the Pacific, and can they still be heard today? Despite colonisation and migration, the indigenous sound of the great Moana is not lost. Join host Tau’ili’ili Alpha Maiava as he holds talanoa (discussions) with the practitioners, knowledge-holders, and scholars who are keeping the ‘sounds of the navigators’ alive today. | SOUNZ Centre for New Zealand Music
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Victoria Kelly: Requiem
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101 songs later, we conclude our SOUNZ Films coverage of the songs published in Michael Vinten’s three volumes of largely forgotten New Zealand music: Call of the Huia, The Golden Kowhai and this present volume, Song of the Tui. All three volumes, the music lovingly edited and typeset, are available for purchase from the SOUNZ website. Michael’s extensive mahi represents a giant step forward in honouring the rich but sadly neglected art music tradition of pre-Douglas Lilburn Aotearoa. And while
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We begin our SOUNZ Films coverage of works from Wit & Wisdom, a concert celebrating five decades of choral music by Philip Norman with ‘Reading the Plum’, the fourth of eight movements from the 1995 work ‘Plumsong’. With words by A.K. Grant, in the style of Jenny Bornholdt. Audio recorded by Thom O’Connor. Film funded by NZ On Air. | SOUNZ Centre for New Zealand Music
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Revealing our fourth Instrument of The Moana. The Nose Flute. Expertly demonstrated by Tu’ifonualava Kaivelata knowledge holder and head of an Auckland-based organisation called Hikule’o o Ono’aho. We're excited to revealing these instruments to you over the next eight days in anticipation of the release of the eight-piece documentary.⁠ ⁠ Introducing Indigenous sound-producing instruments from a pan-pacific lens. ⁠ ⁠ Follow along... and all will be revealed. ⁠ ⁠ This film is supported by funding
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JOHN PSATHAS: Voices at the End
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SOUNZ Films proudly presents the public premiere of Anthony Ritchie’s Symphony No.6, performed by the Simon Over-conducted Dunedin Symphony Orchestra at the Dunedin Town Hall last September. When Anthony began writing this work the worldwide crisis of the pandemic loomed large. But this was soon replaced by a more serious personal challenge: Anthony found himself seriously unwell and was hospitalised (he would make a full recovery). Consequently, the work evokes ideas around love, death, and our
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