• Annibale Stabile, a man of no little repute among the masters of music : the sacred music 

  Lightbourne, Ruth E (Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy, 1994)

  The object of this thesis is to contribute to a neglected area of musical scholarship, that of music and performance practice in late 16th-century Rome. Annibale Stabile, the composer chosen as the vehicle for this study, ...
• The violoncello sonatas of Luigi Boccherini 

  Scott, Mary-Grace (Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy, 1981)

  Until recently, it was generally assumed that Luigi Boccherini's six published sonatas for the cello were his only works for the medium. The publication, however, of a Thematic, Biographical and Critical Catalogue of the ...
• A musical ethnography of the Ruwatan performance in Central Java : tradition and change 

  Susilo, Joko (Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy, 2000)

  Ruwatan is the Javanese term that comes from the word ruwat, to cleanse or release from curse or misfortune. A ruwatan ceremony involves a sacred wayang kulit (shadow puppet) play that is performed as a form of exorcism ...
• In-Compass: An Exploration into Devising Theatre Across Multiple Cultural Identities 

  Newlands, Erica Fife (Thesis, Master of Arts, 2013)

  Is a group-devised approach to theatre-making better suited to creating theatre when working across multiple different cultures? When working with multiple individuals of different cultural backgrounds, it is important to ...
• An historical ethnography of music in the town of Hawera in 1946 : from the recordings of the Mobile Unit of the New Zealand Broadcasting Service and oral histories of musicians 

  Thomas, Allan (Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy, 2000)

  This work describes the music of a small New Zealand town, Hawera in south Taranaki, in the years immediately following the Second World War. It is the first musical study to draw on the extensive recordings of the ...

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