Archive of Māori And Pacific Music

The Archive of Māori and Pacific Music houses the world’s largest ethnographic sound collection relating to the Pacific. Established in 1970 to promote research into the music of the indigenous people of New Zealand, the Maori, and those of the people of the Pacific Islands, its holdings today include material from most tribal groups of New Zealand and most Pacific Islands areas, commercial and field recordings of vocal and instrumental music, oral histories, stories and language resources.

Collection Type
History, Pacific, Taonga Maori

Contact Details

	Archive of Māori & Pacific Music The University of Auckland Private Bag 92019 Auckland
	09-373-7599 ext 87553
	09-373-7441
	www.library.auckland.ac.nz/ampm
	ampm@auckland.ac.nz

Visitor Information

	Human Sciences Building The University of Auckland 10 Symonds St Auckland 1001, New Zealand
	Visitors are welcome 9-5, week days, although we suggest you contact the Resources Coordinator in advance.
	Open to the public. No charge.

Facilities

Visitor facilities include an audio listening room and a video viewing room. Within the terms of the relevant contract, copies of material are available on request although, for practical reasons, size limits are applicable. Copies of Archive publications are available from the Resources Co-ordinator. Audio and video material in the Archive is in constant demand for courses within the University of Auckland.

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