Douglas Mews
Hammers and Horsehair
It's a heavy undertaking to tour a programme <http://hammersandhorsehair.nz/> of music for piano and cello around New Zealand. Cellist Robert Ibell and pianist Douglas Mews are performing by… Audio
Douglas MEWS: Prologue, Fugue and Epilogue on 'Schnitger'
Richard Apperley (organ). Recorded as part of the Resound Project (SOUNZ Centre for New Zealand Music) by RNZ Concert on 15th November 2014. Video, Audio
Rowena Simpson and Douglas Mews: Lines from the Nile
Singer and fortepianist preview their Lines from the Nile production being staged as part of the Wellington Fringe Festival. Audio
Douglas Mews and Peter Mechen
Douglas Mews speaks to Peter Mechen about the work and music of his father, Douglas Mews. Audio
Douglas Mews
Wellington organist and conductor presenting a concert with Bach Choir to mark the 20th anniversary of his father's passing. Audio
Douglas Mews and Robert Oliver
Organisers of lunchtime concert series at St Mary of the Angels in Wellington featuring Bach works for organ, cello and baroque flute. Audio
What's that instrument?
This week's mystery musician is Douglas Mews. Can you guess what instrument he plays? Audio
Douglas Mews
Wellington based early keyboard specialist presenting concert for two harpsichords at the Adam Concert Room this weekend with fellow historic performance practice expert Erin Heylard. Audio
Douglas Mews and Martin Setchell
NZ organists with recent releases on the UK based Priory label. Audio
Messiah Round Table
Conductor Michael Fulcher, singer Flora Edwards and keyboard specialist Douglas Mews discuss Handel's ever popular work. Audio
Organists
On the centenary of Messiaen's birth and three of Wellingtons top organists are performing a series of recitals in his honour Audio
Douglas Mews and Roger Buckton
Period instrument specialists performing concert with recently built Fortepiano. Great Hall Chch Arts Centre Sunday 7:30pm. Audio
Douglas MEWS: String Quartet
Performed by the members of the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra. Audio
Douglas MEWS: Five melodies of passion and dispassion
Performed by Coral Bognuda (cello) Audio
Douglas MEWS: Japan Physical
Performed by Carol Jones (soprano) and Douglas Mews (piano). Audio
Douglas MEWS: Three Gospel Miniatures
For flute and oboe. 1. The Crib and the Cross 2. The Water and the Wine 3. The Dove and the Donkey.
Performed by Alexa Still (flute) and Victoria Still (oboe). Audio
Douglas MEWS: Joshua, concerto for trombone and orchestra
Performed by the NZBCSO conducted by Juan Matteucci with Thomas Hill (trombone). Recorded 26 June 1974. Audio
