Bryan Crump

Hungarian virtuoso Jenő Lisztes is bringing his hammers to the Auckland Town Hall this week to perform in a one-off cimbalom showcase. Video, Audio

Kemp English talks to Bryan Crump about rekindling his relationship with "Norma", the Dunedin Town Hall organ. Audio

Keeping calm down on the farm. Audio

Actor Nathaniel Lees talks with Bryan Crump about his role as narrator in Voices New Zealand's upcoming Wellington season of Horizons, an immersive concert blending music, poetry, and song to explore… Video, Audio

Learning some of Aotearoa's best loved waiata has never been easier. Video, Audio

Not all moments of calm come from the countryside, Bryan Crump recorded this blackbird singing deep in the heart of Wellington's concrete jungle. Audio

All eight of Aotearoa's Anglican Cathedral Choirs are gathering for a festival this weekend. Andrew Williams is one of the singers and composers. Audio

Jenny Jin, the winner of the 2023 Michael Hill International Violin Competition is back in Aotearoa to perform with the Auckland Philharmonia and tour for Chamber Music New Zealand. Video, Audio

A new clarinet concerto by NZ composer Ross Harris, and one by jazz great Artie Shaw form a double bill when British soloist Julian Bliss joins the Christchurch Symphony Orchestra this weekend. Video, Audio

Chief Executive Diana Weir shares some highlights from the orchestra's 2025 Season with Bryan Crump. Audio

This week's Sonic Moment of Calm takes you to the river. The Tongariro River to be exact. Audio

Heleen du Plessis leads her cello ensemble in a joint concert with the Dunedin City Jazz Orchestra, designed to make you feel like dancing. Audio

Recorder soloist and ensemble director Simon Borutzki talks about the difference a bit of bass makes. Video, Audio

Organist, pianist, harpist and singer Sherry Shelton has a concert coming up in Bluff this Saturday.  Audio

Capturing the sound of a near perfect Spring morning. Audio

Young Christchurch-raised composer Eva Bedggood talks about her latest work, which NZTrio is about to premiere in her home town. Audio

Canturbury ceramic artist and gallery owner John Allan talks about turning an old hay shed into a music venue. Audio

Singers from the Wellington Youth Choir talk about their upcoming concert where they'll be performing a work composed in response to the 1998 murder of Matthew Shepard, a young gay American man. Video, Audio

Visiting cellist Sterling Elliot can thank his mother for his stellar career, although he initially wanted to play the violin. Video, Audio

Alexandra Hope Watson is many things, from daredevil plane pilot to mathematician, but perhaps her greatest love is writing musicals.  Video, Audio