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This is Our Home : Ngindaji ngarragî muwayi : for SSAA choir, piano and percussion
by Steve Hawke and Paul Stanhope (2014)
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This is our home (Ngindaji ngarragî muwayi) : from 'Jandamarra', Sing for the Country, for SSAA children's choir, SATB choir and wind symphony / music by Paul Stanhope ; arr. Jessica Wells ; text by Steve Hawke, Patsy Bedford and June Oscar.
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Library shelf no. 782.5542/STA 6 [Available for loan]
Score
This is our home (Ngindaji ngarragî muwayi) : from 'Jandamarra, Sing for the Country', for SSAA choir, piano and percussion / music by Paul Stanhope; Bunuba text by June Oscar and Patsy Bedford, English text by Steve Hawke.
Version: This product features the SA Choir with chamber ensemble version of this work
Library shelf no. 782.7542/STA 2 [Available for loan]
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Work Overview
This piece is the final movement of Jandamarra - Sing for the Country - a music drama work originally for large choral and orchestral forces about the Indigenous resistance hero from the 1890s who fought white settlers and police in order to protect his people and country from invasion. As well as being a remembrance of Jandamarra and all he means to the Bunuba people, the song is a celebration of family, of language and of country.
Work Details
Year: 2014
Instrumentation: SSAA choir, Vocal Score (piano plus optional percussion).
Duration: 5 min.
Difficulty: Medium — Upper level school SSA choir plus pianist
English text by Steve Hawke, Bunuba text based on song words by June Oscar and Patsy Bedford.
Performances of this work
Unknown date: featuring Hunter Singers, Hunter Wind Ensemble.
28 Jun 17: City Recital Hall, Sydney. Featuring Gondwana Voices, Lyn Williams.
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