The Gondwana Chorale showed its consummate polish in a cappella offerings.

APO concert lays on a menu of surprise and delight.

There is so much to admire in Neil Ieremia’s production of (m)Orpheus.

An evening of fun and tenderness from the Auckland Philharmonia.

This opera has always been tricky territory with its sexual politics.

The orchestra clearly enjoyed Ernest Bloch’s vivid palette.

The Britain's Got Talent winner talks to Elisabeth Easther.

One of the world's finest singing ensembles performed at Holy Trinity.

There was a certain charm in the brevity of these miniatures, says William Dart.

Joanna Foote’s effortless ornamentation has lost none of its charm.

William Dart reviews Bach Musica NZ concert.

Two NZ choirs enjoy the opportunity to work under the celebrated American composer.

Macbeth springs to life with powerhouse performances.

Sprightly woodwind injected high spirits into a dancing second movement.

The conductor talks to Elisabeth Easther.

William Dart reviews APO concert

Hearts would have melted at Eliza Boom's beautiful "Un Bel Di" from Madama Butterfly.

Alice Mackay's Te Whenua Kura, a lament for lost tribal lands, was persuasively delivered.

Pianist and conductor were determined to bring out the dance as a key to this music.

Prokofiev's sleek orchestration and sinuous lines were never compromised.

Firebird became an electrifying colourfest of music and excitement.