Three to Seven

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"… Read more 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… Read more 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. Read more Audio

Lyell Cresswell's posthumously published autobiography is a wonderfully quirky read. RNZ Concert's David Morriss talks with one of the book's editors, Scilla Askew, about the composer and his music. Read more Audio

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

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

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

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

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

Fresh from his Lexus Song Quest success (achieving third place), countertenor Austin Haynes talks with Bryan Crump about his dual passions: singing and te reo Māori. Read more Audio