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Text resources
  • Ministry of Education (2002). Into Music 2. Wellington: Learning Media Ltd
  • Bacon, R. and Smith, M. (1996). Tane and the Stars. Auckland: Waiatarua Publishing
Recordings
  • Kerr, E. (1989). Our Music – Track 6, page 35
  • Melbourne, H. (1997). Te Matauranga – Track 7
Instruments/sound sources
  • Metal – triangles, metal (thunder) sheets, cabaças, mini bells, mini cymbals, slians.
  • Natural materials – stones, bamboo sticks, shells, poi, te harakeke (flax), rain-sticks.
  • Wood – wooden claves, guiros, sand blocks, two-tone wood-blocks plus strikers.
  • Natural materials – stones, bamboo sticks, shells, poi, te harakeke (flax), rain-sticks.
  • Wood – wooden claves, guiros, sand blocks, two-tone wood-blocks plus strikers.
  • Skin – drums, tambourines.
  • Tuned – autoharp, glockenspiels, xylophones, chime-bars.
  • Found sounds – variety of papers, corrugated card, plastic buckets, plastic sheeting, brushes, 'spun drones'.
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