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NZTrio's Origin marks welcome return
Act draws an audience that a topline international chamber music ensemble might envy.
You can't stop the music - how the APO's concertmaster keeps music alive
APO concertmaster Andrew Beer on keeping the music playing during lockdown.
Piano teacher finds a digital solution to keep lessons going
The March 25 coronavirus lockdown posed a big problem for piano teacher Elena Reekie.
And the band played on: NZSO to livestream a special free performance
"In extraordinary times...music becomes even more important in bringing people together."
A tune for troubled times soothes the soul
Auckland Art Festival performance offers hope through music.
Choral work given dramatic new impact by mood of our times
Choral performance a masterclass in making classics truly breath-taking.
Watch: Quarantined Italians sing from their balconies
Emotional scenes from locked-down towns in Italy show how isolated people pass the time.
Come on, feel the noise - why more New Zealanders are singing than ever before
Rugby is our national game but there's a surprising artistic pastime many more NZers do.
Maddest opera is a must-see
Why Eight Songs for a Mad King succeeds in taking Opera NZ into a brave new world.
Urban sounds capture town hall audience
Two different cities brought together in music for appreciative city dwellers.
Winds of concern blow through NZ composer's new music
NZ composer launches musical response to climate change in South Pacific style.
How classical musicians are making the old new again
Youthful musicians achieve a bold goal, writes William Dart.
Three cheers for eight (mad) songs
NZ Opera signals a bold new direction with its latest show - one that aims to unsettle.
Bach and Brahms equals Baroque splendour with
New classical foots it with Baroque splendor at APO's latest performance.
He was the world's greatest composer and he was going deaf - new NZ music explores how Beethoven kept on working
NZ concert to explore psychology of Beethoven as he confronted devastating hearing loss.
Great classics herald the start of a bumper year for APO
Spontaneous roars of approval start Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra's year.
Concert FM: Prime Minister steps in, Cabinet to seek another frequency for youth station
Cabinet paper would look at freeing up another frequency for youth station.
Opposition grows to move to gut Radio New Zealand Concert
16,000 petition RNZ to drop plan that will gut its concert programme.
Festival favourite vows he's not out to shock
He's made a career out of shocking people, now theatre and opera great is to visit NZ.
William Dart: A familiar and rewarding Messiah
Uwe Grodd is a simpatico guide as his choristers undertake their Messiah journey.
NZTrio finishes year on a high note
NZTrio's shake-up leads to winning combo in place, writes William Dart.
Computer tries to finish what Beethoven failed to do
Roll over Beethoven as computer writes finale for unfinished 10th symphony.
Disputing harassment claims, Domingo says he's a gentleman
Placido Domingo is disputing allegations of sexual harassment against him.
Hilary Barry as you've never seen her before
NZ Youth Choir celebrates 40th anniversary - here's why it's good news to Hilary Barry.
Review: Maestro's fabulous final bow
Orchestra's departing maestro farewelled with a perfect tribute. How did he respond?
Dame Kiri lures them to newly re-named theatre
Concert in Dame Kiri Te Kanawa's honour signals much joy to come in re-named theatre.
A winning peace: APO gives final town hall concert for 2019
REVIEW: APO's Conflict and Triumph was as assured as ever.
Not so harmonious: Why Mahler divides music fans
He's one of the world's greatest composers but not everybody loves Mahler. Why not?
Losses cause NZ Opera to change key
Forced to re-imagine how to be a viable national arts body, NZ Opera reveals 2020 plans.
Great Danes rule at concert hall
Talented NZ composer to be heard among classical greats.
Classical review: Monumental music-making delivered by NZ Symphony Orchestra
William Dart on the NZSO's Great concert - one of the finest of the year.
Rare chance to hear music seldom played
The sounds of the past brought to life for a modern world.
NZ Symphony Orchestra unveils its 2020 season
NZ Symphony Orchesta has star conductors, Kiwi composers and lots of Beethoven in 2020.