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Dr William Dart gives the 2014 Lilburn Lecture before an audience in Victoria University's Adam Concert Room. His subject, Signatures and Footprints. Read more Audio

Dutch bass Peter Kooij specialises in baroque music and has worked with the best.

He talks with David Morriss. Read more Audio

Wallace Chapman reports to Clarissa Dunn with his thoughts on the mix tape we made for him. Read more Audio

David Morriss in conversation with the American-born lutenist who visited Wellington for the 2014 New Zealand Festival. Read more Audio

Alex Taylor, composer, curator of the Intrepid Music Project, multi-instrumentalist, poet and blogger talks with Kenneth Young. Read more Audio

Gretchen La Roche, clarinettist and artistic manager talks with David Morriss. Read more Audio

Claire Cowan, composer, collaborator and director of the Blackbird Ensemble talks with Kenneth Young. Read more Audio

Master of the Queen's Music Judith Weir talks about her compositions with Charlotte Wilson. Read more Audio

The out-going director of the BBC Proms and controller of BBC Radio 3 takes up a new role as Chief Executive of Aldeburgh Music in September. Eva Radich talks with Roger Wright about this year's Proms… Read more Audio

Imagine The Rite of Spring composed as a haka, and a challenge, to the peers and audiences of its composer, Igor Stravinsky. We continue our celebration of The Rite of Spring's centenary with New… Read more Audio

Thomas Goss looks at Tchaikovsky's sixth & last symphony as a snapshot of very busy, practical composer at the height of his craft, seeking new ways to intrigue and provoke his growing audience. Read more Audio

Richard Strauss's Indian Summer, presented by Thomas Goss. Read more Audio