Articles about my music

Cover of NZ Geographic No 083

New Zealand Geographic — Sound Barrier

Article about New Zealand composition by Andrew Caldwell

New Zealand Geographic Issue 083 — published in January-February 2007

About this article

Andrew Caldwell wrote this major article as part of a project undertaken in collaboration with SOUNZ to disseminate New Zealand music more widely. The article was accompanied by a free double CD of New Zealand music which included my work, Hineraukatauri.

Sound Barrier — CD

The article begins with his impressions of a concert that took place during the New Zealand New Music Festival organised by Lyell Cresswell in Edinburgh in 2001 where my work Resurgences was played by the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra.

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New Zealand Geographic have published the article on their website.

The sound barrier — New Zealand Geographic

Works

Hineraukatauri

Resurgences

Graham Hair Photo credit: Move Records

Dramatic narrative and musical narrativity in Gillian Whitehead’s ‘Hotspur’

Paper by Graham Hair

Southern Voices — published in 2004

About the paper

Dramatic narrative and musical narrativity in Gillian Whitehead’s ‘Hotspur’ is published in Loose canons: papers from the National Festival of Women’s Music held in Canberra in 2001 and edited by Linda Kouvaras, Ruth Lee Martin and Graham Hair.

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Loose Canons is out of print but may be borrowed from the Australian Music Centre.

Loose canons — AMC

Read a pdf online of Graham Hair’s article.

Dramatic narrative and musical narrativity in Gillian Whitehead’s ‘Hotspur’ — Glasgow University

Work

Hotspur

Cover of Issue 34 showing an image of me

The Operatic Weave: Gillian Whitehead’s Outrageous Fortune

Articles about my opera, Outrageous Fortune by Jenny McLeod and Suzanne Court

Music in New Zealand No. 34 Summer 1998-1999 — published 1998

About the articles

William Dart, editor of Music in New Zealand, asked Suzanne Court, then a lecturer at Otago University, and fellow composer Jenny McLeod to reflect on the production which took place in September 1998. The articles are titled: The Operatic Weave I and The Operatic Weave II.

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The magazine is now out of print but can be borrowed from SOUNZ, or may be found in larger libraries.

Music in New Zealand No. 34 — SOUNZ

Work

Outrageous Fortune

Title and part of first page of the article

Women composers in New Zealand in the 19th and 20th centuries

Article by Elizabeth Kerr

Contemporary Music Review Volume 11, No 1, pages 325-332 — published in 1994

About the article

The full title of this article is: Women composers in New Zealand in the 19th and 20th centuries — An ancient culture and a “young country”?

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The first page of the article is available online. To read the whole article you need to buy access from the publishers.

Women composers in New Zealand in the 19th and 20th centuries — Taylor Francis Online