
Leonessa’s Te Iwi E: Start With the Work and Its Credits
Takapuna Grammar's Leonessa presents Te Iwi E. Its named work, language context, and ensemble identity offer firmer starting points than a generalized description of movement.
Music in recital, ceremonial and movement settings: how a performance takes its meaning from the occasion around it.

Takapuna Grammar's Leonessa presents Te Iwi E. Its named work, language context, and ensemble identity offer firmer starting points than a generalized description of movement.

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