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Naomii Seah

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Copyright changes to benefit musicians and museums

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By Amelia Berry, Naomii Seah, Genista Jurgens
| thebigidea.co.nz
At the end of Music Month, Cameron Brewer, Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, and Paul Goldsmith, Minister of Arts, Culture and Heritage, announced changes to the Copyright Act that will extend copyright protection for music recordings from 50 years to 70 years. Other types of works, like lyrics, will be protected for 70 years after the creator’s death.
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‘Shiny and professional is not necessarily musical’: Amelia Berry’s hot takes on production

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By Naomii Seah, Genista Jurgens, Gabi Lardies
| thebigidea.co.nz
Amelia Berry, aka Amamelia, is a songwriter and music producer. She is originally from Tāmaki, but has been living in Naarm (Melbourne) for three years. Amamelia began with humble beginnings with an upload of a breakbeat rework of Savage’s 2005 single Swing to Bandcamp. This led to a wide discography of remixes and the project has shifted from classic house and jungle music through to weirdo synth disco and dancefloor psychedelia.
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The community ballet theatre giving dancers longevity

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By Naomii Seah, Genista Jurgens, Gabi Lardies
| thebigidea.co.nz
Swish. Hop. Bounce. Twirl. Our choreographers enter the studio with an inkling of a phrase, a notion of a group formation or perhaps just a hazy shape. At this point the dance is very much still like wet clay. The base layer is there but there is still room for exploration and play. The dancers arrive full of curiosity and excitement. New ideas emerge and the formations come into sharper focus as the choreographers work together with the dancers to sculpt the performance.
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