Stayin’ alive with anonymous tributaries
Stayin’ alive with anonymous tributaries
Packed stalls greeted the reformation of the Bee Gees at the Regent Theatre on Saturday night.
Music
Ensemble’s adventurous versatility on show
Ensemble’s adventurous versatility on show
Calefax's encore of Moondog’s laid-back New Amsterdam closed their performance before a highly appreciative audience, which filled the stalls at the Glenroy Auditorium on Friday evening.
Choir’s excellent sound keeps audience enthralled
Choir’s excellent sound keeps audience enthralled
The Graduate Choir New Zealand kept a good-sized audience spellbound in St Paul’s Cathedral on Saturday evening.
Obituary: Joe Egan, musician
Obituary: Joe Egan, musician
If your fate is to be a one-hit wonder, it helps if it is a belter.
Dunedin musicians productive
Dunedin musicians productive
On Wednesday, Neive Strang released a single and video for her new song, A Sweet Dive.
Lady Gaga's 'Joker' album made up of 'interesting original productions'
Lady Gaga's 'Joker' album made up of 'interesting original productions'
Pop star and actress Lady Gaga says her surprise Joker sequel companion album will feature new songs she wrote for the movie and the record.
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Living the dream
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Living the dream
The annual Queenstown-Lakes At the World’s Edge music festival brings world-renowned musicians to play with Aotearoa’s top artists.
Six60 scholarship career boost for flat’s fab four
Six60 scholarship career boost for flat’s fab four
Not many student flats in Dunedin can boast about having their own house band.
Festival ‘not without difficulty’
Festival ‘not without difficulty’
Two people were arrested and two others were injured after disorder at a Dunedin music festival on Saturday.
Superb direction yields great performance
Superb direction yields great performance
Dunedin Symphony Orchestra, King’s and Queen’s Performing Arts Centre, Saturday, September 21.
Kiwi music veteran Eddie Low dies
Kiwi music veteran Eddie Low dies
Veteran New Zealand singer Eddie Low has died at age 81 after battling cancer.
Another country
Another country
Nigeria to Nashville, we're all in Shaboozey country now, writes August Brown.
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Stanley tuning up for world champs
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Stanley tuning up for world champs
As the warmth of summer approaches, champion ice swimmer Cameron Stanley hopes you will not begrudge him for praying Otago’s waterways take their time heating up.
Soloist thrilled to return
Soloist thrilled to return
Australian guitarist Karin Schaupp is thrilled to be returning to Dunedin to perform as soloist in one of the world’s best-loved guitar concertos - Rodrigo’s Concierto de Aranjuez.
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'Brats' to world's first reed quintet
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From ‘little brats’ to world’s first reed quintet
Thought to be the world’s first reed quintet, acclaimed Netherland ensemble Calefax will visit New Zealand this month. Rebecca Fox talks to saxophonist Raaf Hekkema about pushing boundaries.
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Healing through music
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Healing through music
This year’s NZ Assistant Conductor in Residence, Australian Ingrid Martin, has made some tough choices to get where she is and is loving every moment, she tells Rebecca Fox.
Classical help for Vanuatu
Classical help for Vanuatu
Josh Lewis plays Eugene Bozza’s clarinet solo Aria for Clarinet, accompanied by pianist Sean Woo, at an Evergreen Church fundraising classical concert held at Otago Boys’ High School on Saturday.
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Second time’s the charm
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Second time’s the charm
After three days of competitions, the annual Dunedin Performing Arts and Competitions Society senior vocal event ended on Saturday evening with the Otago Daily Times Southern Aria.
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