New Zealand

Douglas Lilburn was an extremely influential figure in the history of New Zealand music. November 2015 marks the centenary of his birth. Lilburn’s reputation as the father of post-Second World War New Zealand musical composition is well-known. Leading by example, he forged a path that allowed others to aspire to a life of full-time composition.

Posted on the National Library of New Zealand's blog 16 May (in connection with Roger Flury's retirement):

In a blog post from the National Library of New Zealand Roger Flury (IAML Past President) talks to Chris Szekely (Chief Librarian of the Alexander Turnbull Library) about his time in New Zealand and his discographical interests.

With apologies for the long overdue nature of this announcement: