Ngā haerenga — Parts I-IV
Music video
Video: 16:00
Halcyon Ensemble
About the recording
This is the first 4 parts of the work filmed live in concert in September 2013 at The Atrium at NIDA (National Institute of Dramatic Art) in Sydney.
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Music video
Video: 16:00
Halcyon Ensemble
This is the first 4 parts of the work filmed live in concert in September 2013 at The Atrium at NIDA (National Institute of Dramatic Art) in Sydney.
Music video
Video: 27:24
Halcyon Ensemble
This is the part 5 of the work filmed live in concert in September 2013 at The Atrium at NIDA (National Institute of Dramatic Art) in Sydney.
Music video
Video: 8:37
Halcyon Ensemble
This is the final part of the work filmed live in concert in September 2013 at The Atrium at NIDA (National Institute of Dramatic Art) in Sydney.
Music video
Video: 50:04
Luca Manghi (flute), Katherine Hebley (cello) and Andrew Uren (clarinet) with a company of 8 dancers
Recorded during an ambulatory performance created for the iconic Pah Homestead at the TSB Bank Wallace Arts Centre in Auckland on 21 October 2013.
Documentaries
Audio: 53:52
RNZ Concert — May 2013
Established in 1970, the Mozart Fellowship at Otago University is New Zealand’s longest running composer-in-residence programme with 31 composers having enjoyed the privilege of spending time in Dunedin with nothing expected of them except to devote themselves to their art.
William Dart explores the history and the music. Excerpts of my work Awa Herea are included.
Composer of the week: Mozart Fellows at Otago University — RNZ
Music on CD
Chamber music with taonga pūoro
Atoll ACD 107 CD and DVD — released in 2013
These recordings feature Richard Nunns (taonga pūoro), the New Zealand String Quartet, Alexa Still and Ingrid Culliford (flutes), Aroha Yates-Smith (kaikaranga), Ben Hoadley (bassoon) and Ashley Brown (cello).
This CD comes with a companion DVD of a performance of Puhake ki te rangi filmed by Prue Donald.
The Atoll website has information about where to buy this recording.