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WellingtonElegance

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Andrée, Mozart, Brahms
New Zealand Symphony Orchestra; Tianyi Lu; Isata Kanneh-Mason

ChristchurchElegance

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Andrée, Mozart, Brahms
New Zealand Symphony Orchestra; Tianyi Lu; Isata Kanneh-Mason

OamaruSerenade

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Andrée, Haydn, Brahms
New Zealand Symphony Orchestra; Andrew Joyce

DunedinSerenade

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Andrée, Haydn, Brahms
New Zealand Symphony Orchestra; Andrew Joyce

QueenstownSerenade

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Andrée, Haydn, Brahms
New Zealand Symphony Orchestra; Andrew Joyce

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Harris, Saint-Saëns, Elgar
New Zealand Symphony Orchestra; Gemma New; Sir Stephen Hough
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Runnicles brings Strauss and Brahms to life in Auckland

Sir Donald Runnicles © Robert Kusel
Plenty of richness is evident in Runnicles’ Strauss and Brahms in Auckland Town Hall, with Madeleine Pierard a radiant soloist in the Four Last Songs.

Joyce DiDonato’s Berlioz takes flight in Auckland

Joyce DiDonato and the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra © Phoebe Tuxford | NZSO
The unexpected grounding of Airbus A320s across the globe has musical consequences in Auckland, but Joyce DiDonato’s Berlioz saves the day. 

A tale of two Stabat Maters in Auckland

Valentina Peleggi, Filipe Manu and the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra © Phoebe Tuxford | NZSO
Heard side by side, these two Stabat Maters, neither of which is a typical example of its kind, make for an evening of striking contrasts under conductor Valentina Peleggi. 

Gemma New conducts a superb Mahler 6 in Auckland

Gemma New conducts the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra © NZSO
A key feature of New’s Mahler is the ability to keep everything cohesive across the long span of the works as witnessed in this account of the Sixth Symphony. 

Masaaki Suzuki and the NZSO take on classical music’s legends

Masaako Suzuki conducts the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra © Phoebe Tuxford | NZSO
In invigorating performances of Bach, Mozart and Beethoven in Auckland, Suzuki's interpretative approach evokes the sensibilities of historically informed performance. 

Astonishing Rachmaninov from Daniil Trifonov

Daniil Trifonov and the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra © Jacob Pietras | NZSO
Daniil Trifonov takes New Zealand by storm with a performance of Rachmaninov's Third Piano Concerto of technical command and musical artistry.