Lectures held at St Andrew's are organised by the St Andrew’s Trust for the Study of Religion and Society
Prelude from Cello Suite #3 in C Major - JS Bach Lullaby and Grotesque for Violin and Cello - Rebecca Clarke Duo opus 7 for Violin and Cello - Zoltán Kodály Allegro serioso, non troppo Adagio Maestoso e largamente, ma non troppo lento Finale: Presto
Tubular Harmonies: A Low Brass Showcase Mika Hayashi (Tuba) Kate McGregor (Baritone horn) Byron ‘Buzz’ Newton (Euphonium)
In this concert, selected award winners from this year's Youth Music Festival will perform. The annual festival is organised by the Wellington Branch of the Institute of Registered Music Teachers NZ, and has become an institution in the calendar of local instrumental and vocal teachers and their students. The festival features more than 200 performers, […]
Members of the 2025 NZSO National Youth Orchestra present a concert of chamber music at St. Andrews on the Terrace. Featuring a diverse range of styles, composers and instrument combinations, this concert promises to be a vibrant and exciting showcase of our young musicians’ talents that you won’t want to miss!
The Aroha String Quartet plays Mozart’s String Quartet in Bb K589. The ASQ is joined by guest tutors and players at the 2025 ASQ International Music Academy to perform Mendelssohn’s String Symphony No 9. Aroha String Quartet: Haihong Liu, Konstanze Artmann, Zhongxian Jin & Robert Ibell Guest players: Christine Wang, Donald Armstrong, Alexander Mcfarlane, David […]
Join us for a gorgeous concert of cello and piano music, including Beethoven's Sonata no 4, in C major, opus 102/1 and Schumann's Fantasiestucke, op 73.
Otis Prescott-Mason is a pianist from Wellington and a current classical performance student at Victoria University of Wellington's New Zealand School of Music. He currently studies under Dr. Jian Liu and Professor Boris Berman. In 2022 Otis was awarded 1st prize, Best Performance of a Classical Sonata, and the Audience Choice Award at the Lewis […]
The Family Lockdown Quartet (Rupa, Lucy, Gemma and Donald) presents an exciting programme of pop and rock favourites from the golden era of the late twentieth century.
Don’t miss this afternoon of art song and opera including a selection of French, German, Italian and English pieces performed by the talented students of the New Zealand school of music.
Join us for a lunchtime recital of music for flute and piano, featuring works that span the Baroque to the contemporary. The program opens with J.S. Bach’s masterful Flute Sonata in B minor, a cornerstone of the flute repertoire. Internationally renowned visiting pianist, Michael Tsalka, showcases two solo works for piano: Pauline Viardot-Garcia’s charming Sérénade […]
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