Bryan Crump
Moment of Calm: Ferry crossing.
If you're feeling a little washed up, maybe this sonic trip on a Syndey ferry will lift your spirits. Audio
Coming in from the wilderness
Conductor - and part-time park ranger - Jun Märkl is in New Zealand to conduct Ravel's massive paean to Nature: Daphnis & Chloe. Audio
Robert Ibell: Chamber music champion
Robert Ibell first worked as a teacher before becoming a full-time cellist, but in recent years he's gone back to school to help coach the next generation of musicians. Video, Audio
The apocalyptic work getting a rapturous reception
Composer Jack Bewley talks about his brass band work for the end of the world. Video, Audio
The Three Bears, just right in 1965
On the eve of the 60th NZCT Chamber Music Contest, violinist Miles Golding remembers when he was part of the trio that won the first competition. Video, Audio
Brotherly love on the tabla
Indian classical musician Ustad Fazal Qureshi is in New Zealand for a concert in honour of his brother and fellow tabla player, Ustad Zakir Hussain. Video, Audio
Moment of Calm - a hotel on wheels
Relax with a ride on a sleeper train, at least as far as the edge of town. Audio
From rock guitar to classical and back again
Ahead of her concert with the Auckland Philharmonia, Korean guitarist Jiji talks about being comfortable playing acoustic and electric. Video, Audio
Tonga's bold new brass adventure
NZSO trombonist and Wellington Brass music director Dave Bremner talks about his latest project, helping to set up a National Youth Brass Band in Tonga. Audio
Mixing opera and politics
Brian Castles-Onion and Madeleine Pierard talk to RNZ Concert ahead of Wellington Opera's production of Verdi's "A Masked Ball". Audio
From Siberia to the South Pacific
Russian-born cellist Lev Sivkov talks about his latest tour of New Zealand playing chamber music and the solo role in Britten's Cello Symphony. Audio
Moment of Calm: Bird song in the big city
As a big Aussie city sleeps, a rubbish truck passes by while a bird sings. Audio
Clearing a path through the noise
Icelandic composer and techno musician Ólafur Arnalds talks to RNZ Concert ahead of a one-off gig at Auckland's Power Station. Video, Audio
Bringing opera to the people
Zane Berghuis talks to RNZ Concert about his work in opera outreach. Audio
When musical worlds combine
Singer and composer Geneva AM and arranger and double bass player Eric Scholes talk about turning a waiata into a striking piece of classical chamber music. Video, Audio
Moment of Calm: By the billabong
RNZ Concert host Bryan Crump is down by a billabong for this week's "Sonic" Moment of Calm. Audio
Winds in Wellington
Ahead of this year's National Concert Band Festival, its coordinator James Bevin talks with RNZ Concert's Bryan Crump. Video, Audio
Late starter, strong finisher
Abhinath Berry didn't start having regular piano lessons until his mid/late teens. Now he's on the cusp of a professional career. Video, Audio
French horn player Gabrielle Pho
Gabrielle Pho is Section Principal of the Auckland Philharmonia horns. But in the orchestra's next concert, she'll be taking centre stage with three of her colleagues for a performance of… Video, Audio
Pianist John Chen
Pianist John Chen is back in Aotearoa touring an all-French recital for Chamber Music New Zealand. He spoke with Bryan Crump about his love of this repertoire, and his life in Uganda where he's Deputy… Audio
