Sound Lounge

Performed by Uwe Grodd at the Karlheinz Company's "John Rimmer at 80" tribute concert, 26 May 2019. Read more Video, Audio

Performed by Stephen De Pledge (piano) at the Karlheinz Company's "John Rimmer at 80" tribute concert, 26 May 2019. Read more Audio

Performed by Barkin Sertkaya (guitar) at the Karlheinz Company's "John Rimmer at 80" tribute concert, 26 May 2019. Read more Audio

Performed by Morag Atchison and the Accord Women's Choir conducted by Robert Wiremu at the Karlheinz Company's "John Rimmer at 80" tribute concert, 26 May 2019. Read more Video, Audio

Jonny Greenwood, Radiohead’s lead guitarist-turned-orchestral composer, discusses the wonderful absurdity of being programmed alongside Haydn and Ravel for the NZSO’s Shed Series in Wellington.  Read more Video

New Zealand Symphony Orchestra conducted by Edo de Waart. Read more Audio

A horrifying mass execution in New Zealand during World War 2, was the unlikely inspiration for Chris Gendall’s Incident Tableaux Part One - a challenging look back at a shameful stain on Aotearoa’s… Read more Video

Several of New Zealand’s best composers have been shortlisted for three prestigious awards in contemporary composition, film and television scoring ahead of the APRA Silver Scroll Awards in Auckland… Read more Video

'I, Time'...by Auckland composer Richard Francis, is based on New Zealand poet Allen Curnow's Time - a mediation on the slippery and paradoxical concept of time. Read more Video

Barry Vercoe is a New-Zealand-born composer you may not have heard of – at least as far as composing goes. But in the field of computer audio, he’s something of a legendary figure. Read more Audio

The new album Panthalassa by Al Fraser, Neil Johnstone, and Sam Leamy blends instruments & NIWA's hydro-phonic recordings to reflect the strangeness of marine animal consciousness. Read more Video

Ryan Smith explores the world of 'Moondog', the American street musician who became an iconic figure in New York City. Read more Audio