Beethoven remains box office gold, says William Dart as the NZSO rounds off its 2018 year

The Auckland Chamber Orchestra is part of what makes life worth living, says William Dart.

Salina Fisher and Hollie Fullbrook feature in a concert dedicated to female composers.

APO winds down for 2018 with a diverting night in Vienna, writes William Dart.

Gustav Mahler's Seventh has been described as the Cinderella of the composer's symphonies.

Deliciously sensuous portrait of opera superstar Callas.

REVIEW: Conductor's work with Richard Strauss' Don Juan certainly fitted the bill.

Tabatha McFadyen explores the magic behind Auckland Arts Festival's centrepiece show.

Marlon Williams is coming home this summer for one dreamy show.

APO performs two 20th century masterpieces with zest, writes William Dart.

When not training horses or delivering cows, Robert Ashworth is one of our lead violists.

Chamber Music New Zealand finishes 2018 on a friendly note, writes William Dart.

Shayne Carter surprise addition to dance work by acclaimed choreographer Moss Patterson.

Cellist Johannes Moser's performance is one of the highlights of 2018 concert year.

Bach's retelling of the Passion of Christ is as powerful as ever in APO's hands.

NZ Barok lights a candle in a church as vital to musicians as it is to the congregation

REVIEW: APO underscores its reputation with Russian composers.

World-famous cellist Jan Vogler explains his unlikely collaboration with Bill Murray.

2017 Michael Hill International Violin Competition winner returns to NZ

Richard Betts looks at the NZSO and APO 2019 seasons and asks why so few local composers?

The programme reflected the musicians' Russian homeland.

Poignancy and pathos perfectly balanced in must-see La boheme, writes William Dart.

Dilworth School boys sing the praises of a unique NZ choir they say changed their lives.

NZTrio has undergone turbulent times; its 125 suffrage concert shows why it must survive.

The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra takes the show on the road.

Writers write what they know, Paul Little finds that's true for the opera La Boheme

NZ Opera's new general director talks about size, scope and the "Katya problem".

Musicians tell how life-altering pieces of music set them on course for orchestral careers

One of the world's oldest and rarest music books, found only in Auckland, still inspires.

William Dart sings the praises of NZ Symphony Orchestra's Edo de Waart.