Bryan Crump
Salina Fisher makes waves across the Pacific
One of America's top choreographers is basing her latest ballet on music by New Zealander Salina Fisher.
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Gemma's New Season
Artistic Advisor and Principal Conductor, Gemma New, talks with Bryan Crump about the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra's programme for next year. Video, Audio
Composer's parting gift
The dying composer Lyell Cresswell's gift to his pianist friend Stephen De Pledge was a new concerto. Now De Pledge finally gets to perform it. Audio
Moment of Calm: Another log on the fire
Get a little cosy for this week's Moment of Calm Audio
String quartet heads for outer space
The Auckland Philharmonia and Auckland Stardome are combining forces for a new musical and astronomy show: "Strings under the Stars". Audio
World first makes it to Aotearoa
Ahead of its tour of Aotearoa, the Netherlands-based Calefax Reed Quintet talks with Bryan Crump and plays live in the RNZ studio. Audio
Passionate about the Appassionata
Finnish pianist Paavali Jumppanen tells Bryan Crump why Beethoven's Piano Sonata No 23 can't be beat. Audio
Moment of Calm - Sunny Sunday on the deck
Enjoy the sunnier sounds of Spring, recorded outside Bryan Crump's front door. Audio
The magic of Louis Schwizgebel
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
Musical healing through the millennia
Madhurima Banerjee talks about a centuries old practice of musical healing. Audio
Piping hot: Kiwis players bag overseas success
Kiwi pipers Brendon Eade and Liam Kernaghan talk with Bryan Crump about their success at one of Europe's top bagpiping competitions. Video, Audio
Fit for a king: the multi-talented Roderick Williams
Baritone Roderick William talks about mixing work with travel, and also singing with composing. Video, Audio
Justin DeHart - Towards Midnight
Percussionist Justin DeHart has a new album out, featuring New Zealand compositions. Audio
Half a century of doing it From Scratch
From Scratch, one of the country's most original music ensembles has reached middle age, and its as maverick as ever. Video, Audio
A night at the opera with Gyles Beckford
When he's not taking care of business for RNZ, Gyles Beckford loves opera. Video, Audio
An oratorio, a requiem and a psalm
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
Mike Nock: a life in music
"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
Moment of Calm - Piano Practice
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
