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• From the Depths Sound the Great Sea Gongs / Gareth Farr (New Zealand Symphony Orchestra)
• Waipoua / Gareth Farr (Mary Scott, clarinet ; New Zealand Symphony Orchestra)
• Le temps est a la pluie / Gareth Farr (New Zealand Symphony Orchestra)
• Tabuh Pacific / Gareth Farr (New Zealand Symphony Orchestra)
• Queen of Demons / Gareth Farr (New Zealand Symphony Orchestra).

Author/Creator:

Farr, Gareth, 1968-

Contributors:

Scott, Mary (Clarinetist)

Boynton, Mere

Stack, Virginia-Marie

O'Neill, Simon

Young, Kenneth, 1955-

New Zealand Symphony Orchestra

Languages:

English

Language Notes:

Te Papa sung in English and Māori.

Main Work:

Works [of Farr, G.] (Selections)

Included Works:

From the depths sound the great sea gongs [by Farr, G.]

Waipoua, clarinet, piano [by Farr, G.] (arranged)

Tabuh Pacific [by Farr, G.]

Lemps est à la pluie [by Farr, G.]

Queen of demons [by Farr, G.]

Te Papa [by Farr, G.]

Related Works:

Te Papa

Other Related Resources:

Source record: Sea gongs [by Farr, G.] (Wellington, N.Z. : Trust Records, [2009], p1997-98 — OCLC Number 607563132)

Alternate Titles:

Cover title: From the depths sound the great sea gongs

Subjects:

Albrecht, Gretchen, 1943-

Museum of New Zealand — Songs and music

Orchestral music

Vocal duets with orchestra

Museum of New Zealand

Genres:

Songs and music

Performers:

New Zealand Symphony Orchestra ; Kenneth Young, conductor ; with Mary Scott, solo clarinet (in Waipoua) ; Mere Boynton (karanga), Virginia-Marie Stack (mezzo-soprano), Simon O'Neill (tenor), soloists (in the first track of Te Papa).

General Notes:

Programme notes by Gareth Farr inserted in container.
Te Papa first performed on the 14th of February, 1998, at the opening of The Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa.
Te Papa (CD 2, 1st work) is based on the anonymously-written mid-nineteenth century poem, Charm. Words in English and Māori also printed as text in container insert.
Container insert contains reproduction of painting "West coast, red and gold sky" by Gretchen Albrecht, and includes biographical notes on the artist.
Recorded in Symphony House, Wellington, N.Z., August 1997 (CD 1), and March 1998 (CD 2).
Description based on hard copy version record.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (1 audio file)

Audio Characteristics:

digital

Digital Characteristics:

audio file

Call Numbers:

Online Audio

Other Standard Numbers:

International Standard Recording Code: NZTR09700010
International Standard Recording Code: NZTR09700011
International Standard Recording Code: NZTR09700012
International Standard Recording Code: NZTR09700013
International Standard Recording Code: NZTR09700014
International Standard Recording Code: NZTR09700015
Publisher Number, Trust Records: MMT2021

OCLC Numbers:

811245546