Music for our quicktime movie is played by Hirini Melbourne. Ms Hayes would like to acknowledge the use of this track and also the great role Hirini Melbourne's work played in our development of ideas.
Lasting Legacy Resources Used By Voyagers 2007 in their inquiry into Maori Flutes/Instruments:
Cook, J. (2005). Crafted By Design; Inside New Zealand Craft Artists’ Studios. Random House: Auckland
Flintoff, B. (2004). Taonga Puoro; Singing Treasures. Craig Potton Publishing: Nelson.
Stafford, D (1996). Tangata Whenua; The World of the Maori. Reed Publishing (NZ) Ltd: Auckland.
Adsett, S & Whiting, C. (1999). Mataora; The Living Face. David Bateman Ltd: Auckland.
Odijk, P. (1989). The Ancient World; The Maori. MacMillian: Melbourne.
Armstrong, A. (1964). Maori Games and Haka; Instructions, Words and Actions. Reed Publishing: Auckland.
Orbell, M. (1985). The Natural World of the Maori. David Batemen Ltd: Auckland.
(2005). Treasures for the Museum of New Zealand, Te Papa Tongarewa. Te Papa Press: Wellington.
Robertson, A. (1989). Patterns of Polynesia. Heinemann Education: Auckland.
Barrow, T. (1984). An Illustrated Guide to Maori Art. Reed Publishing Ltd: Auckland.
Kahukiwa, R. (2005). The Art of Robyn Kahukiwa. Reed Publishing Ltd: Auckland.
A selection of photographic images from
http://www.carving.co.nz/puoro.html
http://www.inza.co.nz/RN_home.html
http://www.aotearoa.co.nz/neptunes/
http://www.teara.govt.nz/1966/M/MaoriMusic/MusicalInstruments/en
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maori_music
http://www.craftinfo.org.nz/gallery/text/bone.htm
http://www.tepapa.govt.nz/TePapa/English/Learning/OnlineResources/Matariki2006/MatarikiMusic/
http://www.olol.school.nz/te_ara_resource.pdf
A selection of recorded music:
Examples of Maori flutes and other instruments held in the collection of Te Manawa Museum, Palmerston North, New Zealand.
Expert knowledge shared by Moe Turoa.