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- Breathe In, Breathe Out – a concert of overtures and finales
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Wild Daisies premiere
Last year Kristin School commissioned a piece from me for their amazing award-winning choir, Euphony, to include in their 2010 repertoire. They premiered it at the Auckland Town Hall on Wednesday 16th June 2010. See the video below: It uses … Continue reading
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Tagged auckland town hall, choir, composer, euphony, kristin school, premiere, wild daisies
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Pen to paper
… or rather, finger to keyboard! Here is an update on three pieces I am currently writing. This is a piece for the award winning choir, Euphony, from Kristin School. After a lot of hunting I found the wonderful poem … Continue reading