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Upbeat
A daily music and arts interview programme which ran on RNZ Concert for many years, concluding in 2020.
Navigation for Upbeat
Upbeat concluded in 2020, Interviews, spoken features and podcasts from across RNZ Concert are now available at Concert Talk
Latest audio
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Vincent O'Donnell: Heather Galbraith
Upbeat correspondent reports from the Venice Biennale and speaks to the Curator of the New Zealand pavillion, Heather Galbraith. Audio
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Dene Olding: MHIVC Artistic Advisor
Artistic Advisor of the Michael Hill International Violin Competition updates us on this year's event. Audio
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Pietari Inkinen: NZSO Music Director
NZSO Music Director previews the Inkinen Festival which is the culmination of his 8 year tenure. Audio
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Lynn McGrath: US Classical Guitarist
American guitarist giving a series of recitals and masterclasses around New Zealand School. Audio
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Isaac Stone: Wellington Young Professionals Choir Conductor
The Wellington Young-Professionals' Choir previews performances in Masterton and Wellington. Audio
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Charlotte Yates: Arts on Tour
Wellington based singer-songwriter previews her New Zealand tour on behalf of Arts on Tour. Read more Audio
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Jamie McCaskill: 'Not in Our Neighbourhood'
Jamie McCaskill is the writer and director of 'Not in Our Neighbourhood', an up-close look at domestic violence, reflecting the time he spent on the staff of the Hauraki Women's Refuge. Audio
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Graham Hickman: NZ Army Band
The New Zealand Army Band provides the soundtrack to most of 'Salute': the Royal New Zealand Ballet's memorial to the First World War. Eva speaks to their music director Graham Hickman. Audio
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The Best of Upbeat for 6 June 2015
In this week's episode: Eva speaks to choral conductor Karen Grylls, after Egyptian bass Ashraf Sewailam talks Rossini, opera and politics. Audio
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Vanessa van Uden: Queenstown mayor
Mayor Vanessa van Uden talks to Eva about the significance of the Michael Hill International Violin Competition for Queenstown. Audio
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Joseph Lin: MHIVC judge
The Michael Hill International Violin Competition holds special significance for judge Joseph Lin: he won first prize in the 2007 event. Audio
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Amalia Hall: violinist
New Zealand violinist Amalia Hall performs at the Michael Hill International Violin Competition as development prize-winner. Audio
Upbeat
12pm-1pm Music news, talk features and interviews, new releases etc.
1pm-3pm ‘Onstage’ - highlights from RNZ’s recordings of live music performances
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A daily music and arts interview programme which ran on RNZ Concert for many years, concluding in 2020.
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