| Opus 28e | A Poem Just For You (1989) |
| for SSA, flute, cello, piano | |
| written for high school girls' choir | |
| Available from the composer |
| Opus 46a | Behind Our Masks (1991) |
| for piano and voices | |
| This school show takes a realistic and humorous view of adolescent relationships; the music is jazzy in style, and singable by just about anyone. | |
| Available from Playmarket |
| Opus 137a | Cat in the Dark (2008) |
| for treble voices, clarinet and piano | |
| A short fun song for children's choir setting a poem by Margaret Mahy about a cat. | |
| Available from the composer |
| Opus 137b | Cat in the Dark (2008) |
| for treble voices and piano | |
| A short fun song for children's choir setting a poem by Margaret Mahy about a cat. | |
| Available from the composer |
| Opus 28d | Dear Examiner (1989) |
| for SSA, flute, cello, piano | |
| A humourous and catchy song, written for high school girls' choir | |
| Available from the composer |
| Opus 54b | He Moemoea (1992) |
| for voices and piano | |
| Designed for quick learning, this lyrical song has proved popular with choirs and soloists. | |
| published by Bellbird Publications |
| Opus 65b | Moa music (1997) |
| A collection of 18 songs by Anthony Ritchie and Suzanne Court, aimed at pre-school and junior school age. Lively and tuneful songs on the theme of NZ animal life, ranging from extinct moa to domestic cats and dogs. The recordings involve a colourful mixture of piano, guitar, synthesizer and various sound effects to enhance the images of the songs. | |
| Some copies available from Anthony Ritchie |
| Opus 65c | Swinging Ducks and Yellow Trucks (1997) |
| A collection of 19 songs for pre-school and junior school ages by Anthony Ritchie and Dunedin composer Graeme Perkins, with attractive and imaginative accompaniments produced by Paul Wheeler and Graeme Perkins on cassette tape. The song book includes the words only. Lively and colourful songs about many aspects of NZ life, including the popular 'Duck Shake' | |
| Some copies available from Anthony Ritchie |
| Opus 117 | Three Images (2005) |
| for female voices, horn and piano | |
| These three songs, written for school choir, reflect the strong and beautiful images created by the New Zealand poets Apirana Taylor and James K. Baxter. | |
| Available from the composer |
| Opus 28c | Tutira Mai (1988) |
| for SSA, flute, cello, piano | |
| Arrangement of a traditional Maori song designed for high school performance. It has been widely performed. | |
| Available from Bellbird Publications |
| Opus 39b | Two further songs for Columba College (1991) |
| for SSA, cello, flute and piano | |
| The languid and lyrical 'Kowhai Tree' and the quirky and funny 'First day at School'. | |
| Available from the composer |
| Opus 28a | Two Maori Songs (1988) |
| for SSA, flute, cello, piano | |
| Arrangements of traditional Maori songs designed for high school performance. Tutira Mai in particular has been widely performed. | |
| Available from the composer |
| Opus 28b | Two Songs of the City (1988) |
| for SSA, flute, cello, piano | |
| These approachable songs were composed for high school groups, and have proved popular among choirs. Recently they were published in America. | |
| published by Treble Clef Music |
| Opus 39a | Two Songs for Columba College (1989) |
| for SSA, cello, flute and piano | |
| These approachable songs were composed for high school groups, and include the amusing and lively 'The Owl and the Astronaut'. | |
| Available from the composer |