Diana Wichtel talks to Richard Clayderman
Subscriber contentBy Diana Wichtel in Classical
Issue 3815 14th Jun 2013
The Prince of Romance and world's most successful pianist shares the love ahead of a trip to New Zealand.
Culture
The most memorable opening lines from philosophy journals
By Toby Manhire in Books
Issue Listener Plus 14th Jun 2013
15 of the best and funniest beginnings, as chosen by the smart cookies at New APPS.
Take Five: Including SJD and Music for Matariki
By Guy Somerset in Culture
Issue Listener Plus 14th Jun 2013
A handful of other things you might like to consider.
All that he is: an interview with James Salter
Subscriber contentBy Claire Allfree in Books
Issue 3815 14th Jun 2013
Belatedly reclaimed as one of America’s great 20th-century novelists, the octogenarian writer proves a bit of a contrarian.
Murray McNabb profile - the extended version
By Graham Reid in Music
Issue Listener Plus 13th Jun 2013
The life and art of an improviser.
György Ligeti: a stunningly adventurous odyssey
Subscriber contentIssue 3815 13th Jun 2013
Two releases of material by the well-established classic of yesteryear's avant-garde.
Quips and quotes: June 22 2013
Subscriber contentIssue 3815 13th Jun 2013
“I believe there is something out there watching us. Unfortunately, it’s the Government.” – Woody Allen.
For the old salts: How to Sail a Boat, by Matt Vance
Subscriber contentBy John McCrystal in Books
Issue 3815 13th Jun 2013
When Vance introduces the personal stuff, it really picks up its skirts and skips along.
Life in New Zealand: June 22 , 2013
Subscriber contentIssue 3815 13th Jun 2013
The Holy Trinity Church will come alive when the Hell on Wheels performance … comes to town. Bay of Plenty Times, 15/4/13
Southern Sinfonia reunited with Norma the organ
Subscriber contentBy Marian Poole in Classical
Issue 3815 13th Jun 2013
The Southern Sinfonia put the newly refurbished Dunedin Town Hall and its organ through their paces.