Bryan Crump

In this week's Sonic Moment of Calm a busker dressed as a tree cuts through Wellington's traffic noise with some smooth sax. Audio

Robyn Bryant fell in love with film music when she saw the movie Stardust. Now she's just finished the score for one of those rarest of Kiwi flicks, a romance. Video, Audio

Serenity Thurlow, Principal Viola with the Christchurch Symphony, is stepping centre-stage to perform Bartók's Viola Concerto. Audio

Two choirs, one World Choir Games. Ahead of the launch of a docuseries, Bryan Crump speaks to the director of one of them.  Video, Audio

Napier chorister and doctor Nik Krawchenko talks about PRISM, a musical movement to support the rainbow community in places of worship. Audio

Bryan Crump was trying to record the tui song in his lancewood tree, instead he got the sound of their wings. Audio

With a new album out, Christchurch jazz man Darren Pickering talks about his approach to learning the art of jazz.  Video, Audio

Dr Inge van Rij talks about her award-winning research into the musical politics behind a 1906 exercise in nation building.  Audio

NZTrio has a new cellist, Matthias Balzat.  Video, Audio

RNZ Concert host Bryan Crump digs into the archives, as well as the station’s record collection to bring you music and voices revolving around our national experience of war, and aspiration for peace.

Taran Plamondon talks about balancing his life as a horn player with working in music publishing. Audio

The gentle roll of the waves beneath an Anzac Day memorial forms this week's sonic Moment of Calm. Audio

Bryan Crump catches up with the 2025 New Zealand Assistant Conductor-in-Residence, Reuben Brown; which means being an assistant conductor for not one, but three orchestras.  Audio

African American harpist Ashley Jackson has made water the unifying theme of her new album.  Audio

Zoe Li is preparing for the debut concert of the Eastern Echoes Ensemble, bringing Chinese classical music to Aotearoa. Audio

Richard Marshall, one of the UK's top cornet players, is in Christchurch to perform with Addington Brass.  Audio

Let the gentle rumble of distant thunder induce you into slumber. Audio

Russian-born keyboard genius Daniil Trifonov takes on the "Rach 3" with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra. Audio

Pauline Grogan's advocacy for the use of music for people in care became far more personal after she suffered two strokes herself. Audio

Dr Dan Golding talks about his part in a movie music podcast turned live show that's coming to the Aotea Centre with help from the Auckland Philharmonia. Video, Audio