Jack Body - The Waiteata Collection Of New Zealand Music Volume VI album flac

Waiteata Music Press. New Zealand School of Music, Victoria University of Wellington, PO Box 600, Wellington, 6140, New Zealand. Wai-te-ata Music Press has also released 13 CDs to match works in its catalogue. The 'Waiteata Collection of New Zealand Music' was launched in 1999 with 'A Violin and Piano Recital' (Mark Menzies and Dan Poynton) and has presented Composer Portraits of Ross Harris, Jack Body, Gillian Whitehead, John Rimmer and Jenny McLeod. The latest CD in the series is a collection of works for piano, four hands.

Jack Body’s music covers almost all genres, including solo and chamber music, orchestral music, music-theatre, music for dance and film as well as electroacoustic music. The music and cultures of Asia, particularly Indonesia, was a strong influence. Jack was commissioned by the Auckland Philharmonia, NZ String Quartet, NZSO, BBC Scottish Orchestra and many other groups, and has written three works for the Kronos Quartet. Jack was passionate advocate for NZ music, beginning with the early Sonic Circus in Wellington in the 1960s. He later organised three Asia Pacific Festivals in New Zealand featuring the contemporary and traditional music of New Zealand and her Asian neighbours. Displaying all 12 items. Remembering Jack Body in China.

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Sonnet LVII Jack Body; Martin Riseley; New Zealand Symphony Orchestra; Kenneth Young. 8. Sonnet XXI Jack Body; Martin Riseley; New Zealand Symphony Orchestra; Kenneth Young. Body's fascination with Asian traditional music has had a profound impact on his music, which often tells ‘dark stories of repression and unjust political imprisonment’ (New Zealand Listener). Palaran: Poems of Love and War draws on the subtleties of Javanese gamelan and traditional vocal styles. 96 kHz, 24-bit PCM – Naxos Studio Masters

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