Lunch time concerts

Katrin Eickhorst, Rachel Patrick, Roger Palmer and Tessa Coppard present a programme of Renaissance music, including Marini and Monteverdi, along with gems by Bach, folk and 20th-century popular songs. Dulcis Tibia was founded in 2018 and has been performing regularly in the Wellington area since 2018. It comprises four accomplished and experienced players with tertiary […]

Join Jia Ling (Guzheng) and Pei-Ying (Piano) on a Romantic journey to the east, sharing an exquisite blend of Eastern and Western music, ranging from Traditional Chinese music to modern interpretations of Guzheng. Jia Ling is a GuZheng lecturer of China Cultural Centre and the Confucius Institute of Victoria University in Wellington. She graduated from […]

The Wellington Viola Academy meets monthly to provide a performance platform and rehearse music for viola ensemble. This all-Bach programme features Brandenburg Concerto No 6 in Bb major, BWV 1051.

Members of the RNZAF Symphonic Band - Rebecca Steel, Karen Batten, Elizabeth Bush-King and Mitch McEwan - present an eclectic programme including a delightful work for cat lovers, “Cats” by Marc Berthomieu in five movements:- Persian Blue, Puma, Siamese, Lynx and Perching Cat. Can it be a coincidence that the composer's name has a mieu […]

Performers: Anna van der Zee - violin Christine Wang - violin Chris van der Zee - viola Inbal Megiddo - cello Paul Altomari - double bass   Repertoire: Jessie Montgomery (b. 1981) - 'Strum' for string quintet Adolphe Blanc (1828-1885) - String Quintet No. 3 in D Major Allegro Moderato Menuet - Moderato quasi Andante […]

Join Joanna Gruskin, Sophia Acheson and Christine Wang for a programme of music for flute/piccolo, viola and violin. Piccled by Michael Norris Piccolo Fantasia in F major, from 36 Fantasias for Harpsichord By Telemann arr. Jan Sielemann for violin and viola First madrigal from Three Madrigals, H.313 by Martinu Violin and viola Serenade in D […]

Program will include popular favorites, including Mendelssohn’s Midsummer Night’s Dream, and España, by Chabrier.

The program starts with Franz Liszt’s Funérailles, a dramatic work that captures the revolutionary spirit of the 1848 Hungarian Revolution. It is followed by Schumann’s Scenes from Childhood, op. 15, a collection of miniature works that expresses the more intimate and delicate charm of the piano repertoire. The final work is the monumental f-minor Sonata […]

Joanna Dann, cello and David Neild, piano present Beethoven's Cello Sonata Op. 5, No. 2 in G minor and Grieg's Cello Sonata in A minor, Op. 36.