1:
Sound: Fish
Taonga pūoro: Pūtōrino (Hine Raukatauri and Te ara ki te Kainga) (double flute)
2:
Sound: Coast
Taonga pūoro: Pūtātara (conch) and Te Waihīhī o Ngā Tai Parirua (Kohatu) (”bird” whistle)
3:
Sound: Láturpípa (Faroese leaf instrument)
Taonga pūoro: Kōauau Ponga Ihu (nose flute)
4:
Sound: River
Taonga pūoro: Tumutumu (stones and vocal)
5:
Sound: Drunnhvíta (storm petrel)
Taonga pūoro: Pōrutu (flute)
6:
Sound: Wind
Taonga pūoro: Pūrerehua/Gārara (bull roarer)
All Taonga pūoro instruments are to be played freely relating to the sounds of fish, coast, leaf, river, birds, wind – as opposite in sounds, or similar.
I have worked on several occasions with Taonga pūoro musician and scholar Richard Nunns.
My suggested work is related to this collaboration.
Related music is
Seta: CD with Richard Nunns & Yggdrasil
http://tutlrecords.com/products_show.php?l=en&ProductId=451
Travelling: CD with Yggdrasil and Richard Nunns on 3 tracks. http://tutlrecords.com/products_show.php?l=en&ProductId=449
Comments:
Feel free to choose additional Taonga pūoro instruments.
Adding improvising flute is an option as well.
The 6 sound sections are each approximately 1,5 minutes resulting in a total 9 minutes. All sections can be prolonged or shortened.