Recording Collections

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Cover of CD showing Gillian against a landscape

Moon, Tides and Shoreline

Music on CD

Selected works on CD to accompany the book of the same name

Produced by Wayne Laird of Atoll CDs for Steele Roberts with help from RNZ Concert — published in 2010

Performers

Aroha Yates-Smith (kaikaranga), Ingrid Culliford (flute), Alexa Still (flute), Ben Hoadley (bassoon), Ashley Brown (cello), Richard Nunns (taonga pūoro), Janet Roddick (soprano), Emma Sayers (piano), Stephen de Pledge (piano), Greg O’Brien (voice) and the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra conducted by Kenneth Young.

Works

Hinetekakara

Camelot

Arapātiki

Three windows on the weather

… the improbable ordered dance …

Get the CD

This CD comes with Noel Sanders’ biography of me called Moon, Tides and Shoreline.

Moon, Tides and Shoreline — publication

CD cover

Chamber Music lll

Music on CD

Chamber music by New Zealand composers, Volume 11 in the series, The Waiteata Collection of New Zealand Music

Waiteata WTA011 — released in 2010

Performers

These 8 works are performed by leading New Zealand and international performers. Bright Silence is performed by violinist Joseph Lin.

Work

Bright Silence

Get the CD

Buy the CD from the Waiteata Music Press website.

Chamber Music lll — Waiteata

RNZ Concert logo Hineteiwaiwa

Hineteiwaiwa

Music audio

Audio: 18:45

RNZ Concert — recorded in 2009

About the recording

This performance of Hineteiwaiwa is given by Stroma with Aroha Yates-Smith (voice) and Richard Nunns (taonga pūoro) conducted by Hamish McKeich. It was recorded on 17 May 2019 during a concert at the Ilott Theatre in Wellington.

About the work

Hineteiwaiwa

Listen to the recording

Hineteiweiwa — RNZ

RNZ Concert logo Gillian Whitehead: Beijing 2009

Gillian Whitehead: Beijing 2009

Interviews and talk

Audio: 11:39

RNZ Concert — October 2009

About the interview

Eva Radich, host of RNZ Concert’s Upbeat programme interviewed me about the forthcoming trip to Beijing, China of a large group of 27 New Zealand artists and musicians who attended World Music Days at Beijing Conservatory and which focused on Māori and Polynesian arts. The event was curated by Jack Body.

Listen to the interview

Gillian Whitehead — RNZ