Bryan Crump
Baroque Voices turns 30
Wellington choir Baroque Voices is celebrating three decades of singing. Founder and music director Pepe Becker talks with Three to Seven's Bryan Crump. Audio
The call of the pipes
Congratulations to organ building apprentice Julian Shaw, who's the recipient of a Neil Stocker Memorial Fund award. Audio
The Shortest History of Music
Writer and broadcaster Andrew Ford talks with RNZ Concert's Bryan Crump about his latest book. Audio
Moment of Calm: Lunch by the habour
Bryan Crump recorded this week's "Sonic" Moment of Calm during lunch hour one sunny winter's day down by the waterside. Audio
Intangible Echoes
'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… Audio
Hannah Darroch: Music is more than a 'nice to have'
The new Chief Executive of SOUNZ Centre for New Zealand Music talks with Bryan Crump. Video, Audio
New Zealand Guitar Quartet: Equinox
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. Audio
Maxim Vengerov: when body, mind and violin are one
Skipping between rehearsals and masterclasses, one of the world's best violinists finds time to drop by the RNZ studios. Video, Audio
Austin Haynes - reaching for the top
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. Audio
Kiwi songs for Kiwi students
Teacher Mat Hoyes talks to RNZ Concert's Bryan Crump about using Kiwi pop songs to bridge the academic gap between music and New Zealand secondary school students. Video, Audio
Bringing harmony to Australia's hospitals
Professor Catherine Crock is the founder of Australia's Hush Foundation, which for the past 25 years has been commissioning and recording music by Australian composers to pipe into the wards, waiting… Video, Audio
The analytical and musical mind of Ed McKnight
Ed McKnight studied singing at university, and worked for the Auckland Philharmonia for a couple of years. But then he changed careers and became an economist. He plays favourite tracks with RNZ… Video, Audio
Biss' birds back for another flight
The Dunedin Symphony Orchestra is performing Rod Biss' Four New Zealand Bird Songs in two concerts this weekend. The composer talks with Bryan Crump about the work, and his career in music publishing.
…Singalongs and play alongs for all
Miriam McCombe, the Auckland Philharmonia's Learn & Participate Programme Manager, talks with Bryan Crump about what her job involves and some free community events coming up. Audio
Life after rock and roll with Eden Mulholland
RNZ Concert's Bryan Crump speaks with the multi-faceted and multi-talented Eden Mulholland ahead of the premiere of his latest ballet score, To Hold. It's one of three new works that form the Royal… Video, Audio
The connection effect of singing in harmony
What does it take to become overall champions in the Pop Category at the World Choir Games? RNZ's Bryan Crump talks with Vocal FX director Charlotte Murray about the group's recent success, and her… Audio
Terence Dennis: First choice accompanist
Terence Dennis is a busy man. Having just performed with all ten of this year's Lexus Song Quest semi-finalists, the country's go-to accompanist is preparing to do it again for the final this weekend… Audio
Conductor Stéphane Denève
Three to Seven host Bryan Crump chats with conductor Stéphane Denève ahead of the first of two concerts with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra. Audio