Scoop Images: Te Wairua o te Whenua

Saturday, 16 September 2000, 11:13 am
Article: Photographer Mark Graham

Images of a performance of "Te Wairua o te Whenua" (The Spirit of the People) a new work by composer Gareth Farr presented to the media and guests at the Michael Fowler Centre, Friday 15th September, 2000. Images from Mark Graham -IMAGE TIME.

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