4 May 2011
"Virtuosity" - performances by Auckland's most outstanding and talented young musicians on the cusp of their musical careers. A highlight of the evening is the premiere performance of a work written by Auckland composer Callum Blackmoore commissioned by Auckland Libraries in collboration with the Auckland Art Gallery and the APO.
Lunchtime Concert Series: Well known performers Yuko and Setsuko return to give us a spell binding programme based on classical settings of traditional music from various countries
Come along and learn how to play this fun instrument! Bookings essential at the First Floor Enquiries desk or phone 3077780. Instruments provided!
Lunchtime Concert Series: Popular pianist William Green celebrates NZ Music Month by continuing his journey through the decades with a programme of NZ piano music of the 1990s.
Looking at the future of music and research online through Auckland Libraries musical digital resources. Overview session
Lunchtime Concert Series: Always a favourite, students from Epsom Girls Grammar will once again delight us with a varied programme of classical instrumental and vocal favourites under the guidance of composer David Hamilton.
High Frequency panel discussion with members from the music industry and related fields about what it means to make music in Auckland.
Reknowned conductor Karen Grylls brings the University of Auckland Chamber Choir to perform in celebration of NZ Music Month. The choir is preparing for their up coming Singapore, UK tour.
Come along and learn how to play this fun instrument! Bookings essential, instruments provided!
Lunchtime Concert Series: returning artists Lyndsay Feer and Royce Creamer will bring a programme of vocal favourites to touch the heart.
Looking at the future of music and research online through Auckland Libraries musical digital resources. Hands-on session.
Pre-school storytime session. Fiona to showcase and demonstrate their fun, musical activities geared for this age group.
Pre-school storytime session with musical instruments, interactive rhymes, songs and stories.
Hear this group of talented students and their music teacher, Opeloge Ah Sam perform popular jazz and original music.
Discover some new, intriguing facts about the music of the 1960s. Sing along and dress up if you wish.
Celebrate the end of NZ Music Month by listening to the strum of the ukulele. The Grey Lynn Ukuladies who have been called the best all-girl band in Grey Lynn, are back by popular demand!
Hear this group of talented students and their music teacher, Opeloge Ah Sam, perform popular, jazz and original music.
Hear Cyryl sing songs from his CD - Country, Western and old school music.
Hip hop, rap and R'n'B with DJ Fatman and Age.
Tony Paki and Julius busk with their favourite grooves
Come and hear the sounds of the Pacific with Vaakore and drumming group.
This amazing instrument is a favourite in schools now. Come and hear these talented students perform!
Celebrate the end of NZ Music Month by listening to the strum of the ukulele. The Grey Lynn Ukuladies, who have been called the best all-girl band in Grey Lynn, are back by popular demand!
Performing jazz saxophone quartets from groups such as the Hollywood Saxophone quartet.
Pre-school storytime session with musical instruments, interactive rhymes, songs and stories.
Pre-school storytime session with musical instruments, interactive rhymes, songs and stories.
Onehunga High School choir sings songs which include words 'Love', 'One' or 'Onehunga' in the title. The Onehunga Funk Jazz Band plays 'Clean Up Woman'.
Onehunga Primary School Choir performs after our NZ Music month storytime.
Come along and learn how to play this fun instrument! Bookings essential. Instruments provided!
Hear this group of talented senior music students sing and perform.
Come and hear the beautiful young voices of the St Francis School Choir.
Latin American Music and Songs.
Come and hear the sounds of the Marimba, skillfully played by primary school children.
Come and hear the talented children sing some favourite songs
Come along and be dazzled by six St Kentigern boys playing their instruments and their fabulous jazz quartet.
Come along and be blown away by Remuera Intermediate's excellent School Orchestra and Ensemble.
Come and enjoy the beautiful sounds of the Baradene Girls' orchestra presenting a varied programme of instrumental classical and folk music with some soloist performances.
Sandy and Dion bring beautiful melodies for the violin, guitar and voice.
A chance to hear this powerful energised male choir lead by Pat Urlich.
A polished performance by this stunning group of girls lead by passionate music teacher Sarah McNabb.
4 'sisters' of big 'Sister Shout' always bring a full house with their acapella set.