Bruce Greenfield

Part Two of a concert presenting rediscovered New Zealand Art Songs. Audio

"My heart's oppress'd, My peace is o'er, I have no rest, no, never more." Video, Audio

"I will live so that my soul will nobler be". Video, Audio

"This is the hour for us to say good-bye; Soon you’ll be sailing far across the sea". Video, Audio

"Oh! hush thee, my baby, the night is be hind us, O'er hilltop and meadow the moon gently beams". Video, Audio

"The soul is free; no bonds of Time nor Space Hedge it a round with fetters forg'd at birth". Video, Audio

"Tui! Tui throssel sang... May be such a carrilon over Arthur's table rang". Video, Audio

"They drag their cells with them in blank looks, And stagger, light-deprived pilgrims, in a square, The hunted who suffocate in the stone dungeon, The hunted trampled by a paragraph". Video, Audio

"The angry wind blows, I shiver like a child. The woman’s not coming home again, I swig all the cognac, And fear for her". Video, Audio

Bruce Greenfield, Philippa Ward (pianos). Recorded by RNZ Concert, 12 July 1995 Audio

Bruce Greenfield (piano). Recorded by RNZ Concert, 18 October 1996. Audio

Bruce Greenfield and Philippa Ward (pianos). Recorded by Radio New Zealand Concert on 14th May 1991. Audio

Performed by Ed Allen (horn) and Bruce Greenfield (piano). Audio

Performed by Ed Allen (horn), Bruce Greenfield (piano). Audio

Performed by Bruce Greenfield (piano). Audio

Performed by Roger Wilson (baritone) and Bruce Greenfield (piano). Audio

Performed by Donald Armstrong (violin), Ed Allen (horn) and Bruce Greenfield (piano). Audio

Performed by Ed Allen (horn) and Bruce Greenfield (piano). Audio

'Trio Sound' is the composer's interpretation in musical abstraction of Ian Wedde's poem 'Shaduf' (1980). Performed by the Gagliano Trio - Bruce Greenfield (piano), John Chisholm (violin), Allan… Audio