Bryan Crump
Money for Art's Sake
Kiwi-born Sarah Howell is the Head of Philanthropy for one of Sydney's major choral groups. Audio
Reimagining Radiohead
Charmian Keay talks about arranging the music of Radiohead for classical instruments. Video, Audio
Moment of Calm: The early birds
Bryan Crump left the recorder running in the garden to capture the sound of the dawn, and the sound of the local parrots in particular. Audio
Riding the waves
Playwright, author and performer Jo Randerson talks about the key role music plays in their life. Audio
On the road again
Pianist Michael Houstoun is about to embark on a seven-week tour of Aotearoa, playing some of his favourites. Audio
Carnival down under
Camryn Nel and Donovan Bixley have turned a children's book into a work for orchestra. Audio
Stirring the melting pot
Collaboration is the name of the game for Indian classical musicians Manjit Singh and Aakash Chacko Binu. Audio
At home on the podium and the pedals
Australian-based conductor Dr Joseph Nolan is directing the music in a revival of Douglas Wright's dance work Gloria, but he also loves to play the organ. Audio
Moment of Cable Calm
Close your eyes and take a relaxing ride in a Wellington tourist attraction. Audio
Murder on the Dancefloor
Choreographer Miranda Manasiadis talks about how she uses David Long's music for her latest dance work. Audio
Same opera, different story
Daisy Evans is the director of NZ Opera's performances of Bluebeard's Castle in the Auckland Arts Festival. Audio
Philosophy and all that jazz
For his latest album, saxophone player and composer Jake Baxendale has set the ancient Chinese text the Tao Te Ching to music.
Video, Audio
Violinist Lorna Zhang
RNZ Concert's Bryan Crump talks with Lorna Zhang, one of the three finalists in this year's National Concerto Competition. Audio
In the pit for Macbeth
Violinist Jessica Oddie is part of the small ensemble providing the music for the Royal New Zealand Ballet's latest offering, a co-production with West Australian Ballet. Audio
Moment of Calm: Morning in Suburbia
Before the Summer cicadas really started cranking up, Bryan Crump recorded this Moment of Calm in a Hamilton backyard. Audio
Cellist Ryan Yeh
RNZ Concert's Bryan Crump talks with Ryan Yeh, one of the three finalists in this year's National Concerto Competition. Audio
A King for a few more days
After 14 years, New Zealander Chris Bruerton is leaving The King's Singers, but not before he's made a farewell tour with the group back home. Video, Audio
Violinist Hayden Chiu
RNZ Concert's Bryan Crump talks with Hayden Chiu, one of the three finalists in this year's National Concerto Competition. Audio
Piano with pictures
It's 'Pictures at an Exhibition' in reverse. Pianist Flavio Villani discusses his collaboration with Northland artist Star Gossage, whose artwork will accompany his recital in the Auckland Town Hall.
…Writing music for a music documentary
Dr Andrew Faleatua talks to RNZ Concert about composing the film soundtrack to the movie Tenor: my name is Pati. Video, Audio
