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        Sounds of the Sanctuary
        Aotearoa New Zealand Festival of the Arts presentsSounds of the Sanctuary

        Sounds of the Sanctuary

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        Zealandia Te Māra a Tāne

        53 Waiapu Rd

        Wellington, New Zealand

        When

        Sun 3 Mar 2024 - Sun 10 Mar 2024

        Running Time

        1 hour 40 minutes

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        Immerse yourself in Sounds of the Sanctuary, a thoughtfully curated programme evoking the beauty of nature and birdsong by the “spellbinding”(Otago Daily Times)New Zealand String Quartet.

        Acclaimed New Zealand composer Gareth Farr's Te Kōanga (Spring or planting season), celebrates life and regeneration with an “extraordinary evocation of stillness and gentle birdsong” (Stuff). Joseph Haydn’s String Quartet, Op. 64, No.5, The Lark showcases melodies that soar like thriving bird life. Dame Gillian Whitehead’s Poroporoaki (farewell) explores taonga pūoro improvisations and honours Aotearoa’s cultural and natural heritage.

        And finally, Antonín Dvořák's String Quartet No. 12, Op. 96, the American Quartet captures the spirit of exploration, reflecting the diverse ecosystems within the sanctuary. Live at Zealandia, Sounds of the Sanctuary celebrates and connects us to the natural world through the power of music.

        Kuhu rūmaki atu ki ngā oro ote āhuru, ki te whakaaturangao Sounds of the Sanctuary. He mea whai whakaaro i te taiao.Tā Gareth Farr, ko Te Kōanga, tā Joseph Haydn ko Te Larkko, tā Kahurangi Gillian Whitehead ko Poroporoaki, tā Antonin Dvořák tōwhā, ko American Quartet.

        Ka whakaaturia mataoratia te whakaaturanga nei ki Zealandia, ko te matua o te whakaaturanga nei, he tūhono i a tātou ki te taiao, mā te puoro.