Name: Tuba Tune (Richard Madden) by Edwin Kwong
Duration: 4 min 23 s
Description: Performed by Edwin Kwong live in concert as a part of the Trans-Tasman Young Organists' Concert, at St Paul's Cathedral, Wellington, New Zealand on July 29th, 2016.

Responsory for the first Nocturn at Matins on Christmas Eve, found in a manuscript from the Abbaye de Fleury, dated c. 1170. Sheet music can be found at http://oestrem.com/thingstwice/2013/12/reno-erat-rudolphus/ 

The full text reads:

Reno erat Rudolphus
Nasum rubrum habebat; 
Si quando hunc videbas, 
Hunc candere tu dicas. 

Omnes tarandri alii 
Semper hunc deridebant; 
Cum misero Rudolpho 
In ludis non ludebant. 

V. Sanctus Nicholas dixit
Nocte nebulae, 
“Rudolphe, naso claro 
Nonne carum tu duces?” 

Tum renores clamabant, 
“Rudolphe, delectus es? 
Cum naso rubro claro 
Historia descendes!” 

Alleluia.

Reno erat Rudolphus

Lusophonica Radio, Lisbon - 17/09/2023

at this rate i am well on my way to becoming a bee gees cover act HAHAHAH but i always love singing the harmonies in this song so i figured it was time to give em a proper shot

as usual- quality isn't perfect. sorry :(

Nights on Broadway (originally by the Bee Gees)

Body And Soul

'Back To It' is taken from Charles Murdoch's debut album 'Point', which is released today, 11 December, via Future Classic.

Point features tracks 'Straws', 'Frogs' & 'Privacy', as well as collaborations with Ta-ku, Oscar Key Sung, Wafia, Banoffee, KUČKA, Hak & Chloe Kaul.

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Charles Murdoch - Back To It (feat. Banoffee & Oscar Key Sung)

A small collection of music produced by or in association with Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander peoples. Lew and myself put this mix together in mid 2015 for our radio show on the community broadcaster 3RRR 102.7fm. 

We're hardly in a position to make commentary on the vastly diverse musical cultures that exist across the cities, towns and communities in Australia, but this seemed like a simple way to provide an alternative to the JJJ countdown. We encourage you to have a look and listen for yourself - you'll fine everything from desert reggae to 90s house, and stomping rock. 

Thanks and gratitude to all the musicians involved in these projects, both living and deceased; to C.A.A.M.A. for releasing almost half the songs on this mix, Incite Youth Arts (http://redsandculture.com/) for their excellent compilations, and resources like IndigiTube (http://www.indigitube.com.au/) for a chance to hear these fantastic artists. Thanks to Peter Mumme for providing a deeper understanding of the Waak Waak Jungi project (for which there is a reissue in development). 

The refusal to celebrate Australia Day is part of an ongoing fight for the recognition of first nations people's rights. If nothing else, we hope this mix can serves as an alternative soundtrack for a weekend that otherwise resounds with a the cannons, fireworks and bells of Australia's colonial history. If you are able bodied and free, I encourage you to attend one of the many rallys that will be taking place on the 26th January. 

Waak Waak Jungi - White Cockatoo (Contemporary)
Archie Roach - Weeping in the Forest
Joe Geia - Yil Lull
George Rrurrambu & Birdwave - Kulilaya (Listen)
George Rrurrambu & Birdwave - Bäru
Jon Royle, Joe Geia - The Island
Waak Waak Jungi - Kid’s Hunting Song
Lajamanu Teenage Band - Vision
Blekbala Mujik - Come-n-Dance 
Waak Waak Jungi - Mother I'm Coming
Blekbala Mujik - Mibala Yubala
Maroochy Barambah - Mongungi (Tribal Mix)
Napthali Willis and Messiah Long - Here Comes the Rain
Sunrize Band - Lem Bana Mani Mani
Coloured Stone - Island of Greed
Joe Geia - Fighting for our Rights

VA - Coloured Stones

Performed by Edwin Kwong live in concert as a part of the Trans-Tasman Young Organists' Concert, at St Paul's Cathedral, Wellington, New Zealand on July 29th, 2016.

St Paul's Cathedral Wellington Recital (29/7/16)

Tuba Tune (Richard Madden)

written by @noahslee & @willangelo
produced by @benesser
background vocals: Aria Jones & @bailey-wiley
mixed by and bass guitar: Rob Stephenson
mastered by: Robin Schmidt
artwork: talawho.com
photo: michaelbreyer.com

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Tuba Tune (Richard Madden)

Edwin Kwong

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