Bryan Crump

Swiss-French pianist Louis Schwizgebel is in Aotearoa to perform Saint-Saëns's Piano Concerto No. 2 with  the Auckland Philharmonia, but when he's not making music, he's often making magic. Video, Audio

Madhurima Banerjee talks about a centuries old practice of musical healing. Audio

Kiwi pipers Brendon Eade and Liam Kernaghan talk with Bryan Crump about their success at one of Europe's top bagpiping competitions. Video, Audio

Baritone Roderick William talks about mixing work with travel, and also singing with composing. Video, Audio

Talk a short hike with Bryan Crump Audio

From Scratch, one of the country's most original music ensembles has reached middle age, and its as maverick as ever. Video, Audio

When he's not taking care of business for RNZ, Gyles Beckford loves opera. Video, Audio

Bay of Plenty choirs The Edgecumbe Choir and Scholars Baroque Aotearoa are preparing for performances of some big choral works over the next couple of weekends. RNZ Concert's Bryan Crump talks with… Audio

"It's either compose or decompose!" says Mike Nock, who hasn't stopped making music since he began his career back in the 1950s. The jazz musician will be inducted into the New Zealand Music Hall of… Audio

Isn't there something magic about hearing someone practicing music as you walk past their home? RNZ Concert host Bryan Crump thinks so. So he recorded a little of that magic for this week's "Sonic"… Audio

Dr Te Oti Rakena, an associate professor at the School of Music, Auckland University, is one of the editors of a new text book: Decolonising and Indigenising Music Education: First Peoples Leading… Audio

Wellington choir Baroque Voices is celebrating three decades of singing. Founder and music director Pepe Becker talks with Three to Seven's Bryan Crump. Audio

Congratulations to organ building apprentice Julian Shaw, who's the recipient of a Neil Stocker Memorial Fund award. Audio

Writer and broadcaster Andrew Ford talks with RNZ Concert's Bryan Crump about his latest book. Audio

Bryan Crump recorded this week's "Sonic" Moment of Calm during lunch hour one sunny winter's day down by the waterside. Audio

'When I am not, what will there be?' The line from Leo Tolstoy's novel The Death of Ivan Ilyich is the inspiration behind Michael F Williams' work 'Intangible Echoes', which gets its world premiere… Audio

The new Chief Executive of SOUNZ Centre for New Zealand Music talks with Bryan Crump. Video, Audio

After nearly a decade and a half of music making, the New Zealand Guitar Quartet is winding up. But not before releasing a final album.  Audio

Skipping between rehearsals and masterclasses, one of the world's best violinists finds time to drop by the RNZ studios. Video, Audio