Ngaro Rangi Taonga Puoro - The Forgotten Voices of Maori Musical Instruments (Trailer)
Richard Nunns explores the collection of taonga puoro (musical instruments) artifacts held at the Institute of Cultural and Social Anthropology Georg-August University of Göttingen in Germany. Collected during the three Pacific voyages undertaken by James Cook and Johann and Georg Forster between 1768 and 1780, these 225-year-old artifacts provide a rare insight into the New Zealand cultures James Cook encountered. Richard Nunns will explain the cultural background of these instruments and will demonstrate how to play and handle them.
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Producer / Director Benjamin Ochse
Set Filmproduction B. L. & P. Film und TV GmbH
Camera Stefan Kruse
Sound Timo Lewe
Location The Cook / Forster Collection Institute of Cultural and Social Anthropology Georg-August University of Göttingen, Germany.
Media DigiBeta, SD PAL, 16:9
Year of Production 2009
Duration 30 min (plus bonus)
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