Bryan Crump

After nearly 40 years playing bassoon and contra-bassoon with the NZSO, Dave Angus is retiring. Audio

Korean conductor Shiyeon Sung is back in the country for concerts with the Auckland Philharmonia. She's the orchestra's new Principal Guest Conductor. Audio

Nigel Collins talks about his series Classical:Pop Audio

Bryan Crump catches up with violinist, festival director and creative performance coach Justine Cormack. Audio

Brent Stewart will be conducting the Orpheus Choir and Orchestra Wellington in a performance of Bach's Mass in B minor. Audio

Congratulations to Auckland composer Claire Cowan on her success in the Oticons Faculty International Film Music Competition. Audio

Music Director Marc Taddei takes us through some highlights of the orchestra's 75th Season. Audio

Violist Victoria Jaenecke, along with her parents, has published an edited and illustrated collection of the letters and reminiscences of Richard Henry. Audio

The Porirua-based choir will be representing New Zealand at the Barbershop Harmony Society Contest & Convention in Louisville, Kentucky this July. Audio

Roger Neill has written a book about Melbourne family the Simonsens and their pioneering opera company which toured around the world and visited New Zealand in the late 19th century. Audio

It's an extra-special year for the Port of Tauranga National Jazz Festival. Hear about what's on offer from festival director Marc Anderson. Audio

Bryan Crump talks with the co-hosts of Auckland student radio arts show Various Artists. Audio

Bryan Jones from the South Island Organ Company introduces Bryan Crump to the detailed and painstaking work involved in tuning a pipe organ. Audio

Conductor and tuba player Ian Ridgewell is on a mission - to promote music that deserves to be heard a lot more than it is. Audio

Steve Garden, co-founder of Rattle Records, talks about the New Zealand record label and highlights some recent releases. Audio

Bryan Crump speaks with Metropolitan Opera singer Sasha Cooke about her upcoming performance with the NZSO Audio

On a rainy early afternoon in an industrial area in the Southern suburbs of New Plymouth, Bryan Crump gets to know Trevor and Betty Bremner and finds out more about their business sshhmute.   Audio

On Bryan Crump’s venture to Taranaki for WOMAD 2023, he met German eleven-piece marching band MEUTE. Audio