The most ‘you’ you can be
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Issue 3807 18th Apr 2013
Composing has been a singular experience for Claire Cowan.
By Elizabeth Kerr in Classical
Issue 3807 18th Apr 2013
Composing has been a singular experience for Claire Cowan.
By Elizabeth Kerr in Culture
Issue 3805 4th Apr 2013
Since 2010, New Zealand’s had a quartet with a difference.
By Elizabeth Kerr in Classical
Issue 3799 21st Feb 2013
"The traditional spirit is in my blood, it will never go away, but what can I do to introduce this instrument to the next generation?”
By Elizabeth Kerr in Classical
Issue 3799 21st Feb 2013
The Kronos Quartet are “looking for human musical expressions that can teach us more about ourselves”.
By Elizabeth Kerr in Classical
Issue 3796 31st Jan 2013
As a salute to Wagner, the trilogy for which Oscar-winning composer Tan Dun is conducting the NZSO could soon be a quartet.
By Elizabeth Kerr in Classical
Issue 3794 17th Jan 2013
Running 10km and performing Bach’s six Cello Suites in the afternoon – it’s all in a day’s work for Colin Carr.
By Elizabeth Kerr in Classical
Issue 3785 24th Nov 2012
Stroma perform what Stravinsky regarded as the “solar plexus” of early 20th-century music.
By Elizabeth Kerr in Classical
Issue 3773 1st Sep 2012
Len Lye: The Opera is as striking and original as the artist deserves, says librettist Roger Horrocks.