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Release Date: Monday 1 April 2019
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Guitar works by new Zealand composers continue to display a richness of imagination and sense of colour that makes them intensely attractive to listeners. In 1990 Jack Body wrote African Strings, which transcribed music of the Madagascan valiha tube zither and West African kora harp to captivating effect. John Psathas' Muisca refers to the Chibcha-speaking people of what is now Colombia in music of conversational vitality and driving rhythm. Anthony Ritchie evokes lovers' dances in Pas de Deux and there is a beautiful arrangement of the famous traditional Māori love song Pōkarekare Ana.
John Psathas
Muisca (version for 2 guitars)
Traditional:
Pōkarekare Ana (arr. M. Pasieczny for 2 guitars)
Jack Body
African Strings
Anthony Ritchie
Pas de Deux, Op. 51a