Douglas Lilburn

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Trail-blazing Kiwi composer Douglas Lilburn wrote music for four National Film Unit shorts in the late 1940s, including the experimental Rhythm and Movement. Encouraged to apply for a music job at the Government filmmaking body, Lilburn instead taught composition at Victoria University. He would also found a pioneering electronic music studio, and was instrumental in establishing publishers and archives for NZ music. 

Screenography

Screenography

	Titles	Role/s	Year
	Aspiring	Composer	2006
	Frontseat	Subject	2005
	Early Days Yet	Composer	2001
	The Edge	Subject	1993
	Journey for Three	Composer	1950
	The First Two Years at School	Composer	1950
	Rhythm and Movement (Weekly Review No. 346)	Composer	1948
	Weekly Review No. 332 - Hokianga - Backblock Medical Service	Composer	1947

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