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The TAHI 14th December 2023

14 Dec 2023

Our last episode of the year! It’s Evie’s birthday so we gave her 5 minutes to spit out opinions, Waimirirangi reminisces on being her own biggest fan as a child, and certified NZ Barb Quin Tauetau… Audio

Songs of the turf

13 Dec 2023

Dr Kimberly Cannady talks to Bryan Crump about her exploration of Iceland's historic turf houses, and how houses made of sods of earth affect the music made in them. Video, Audio

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Andrew Clark: meet the new presenter of Mornings on RNZ Concert

13 Dec 2023

Although Andrew Clark is not a "morning person", he's loving his new job as presenter of the RNZ Concert show Mornings. As he tells Jesse Mulligan, many Kiwis seem to enjoy hearing his Scottish accent… Video, Audio

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Collectors corner: vintage drums

13 Dec 2023

Today's collector is well known drummer Andrew Gladstone, who's not only in demand as a drummer, but he's also amassed a lot of vintage drums over time. He talks to Jesse about his collection. Audio

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Reb Fountain spreads Christmas cheer

13 Dec 2023

To start the show today we speak to Reb Fountain about her version of Happy Xmas (War is Over) by John Lennon and Yoko Ono. Audio

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NZSO Sessions 2022: Rhapsody

13 Dec 2023

NZSO Sessions 2022: Rhapsody

Israeli-born conductor and pianist Asher Fisch leads the NZSO in a vibrant programme including Gershwin's 'Rhapsody in Blue' and 'American in Paris', Mussorgsky's… Audio

Music with Charlotte Ryan

13 Dec 2023

Music commentator Charlotte Ryan features new music from Peter Gabriel, a brand new local artist A LOT of people are getting excited by and a very special - local - Christmas carol. Audio

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Preparing for the mother of all drum circles

12 Dec 2023

Demetrius Savai'inaea is hoping to attract thousands of would-be percussionists to Auckland's Aotea Square next March for the mother of all drumming sessions. Video, Audio

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Music feature: Tami Neilson on Dolly Parton

12 Dec 2023

For today's music feature we have two queens of country blended for a fun filled session. Our very own Tami Neilson, and Dolly super fan, is in the studio to talk about the life, times, music and… Audio

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The TAHI 12th December 2023

12 Dec 2023

On today's episode, Banjo of Auckland trance rock band PSYCHOWOLF chats about starting up an independent label. We get into Aotearoa's most searched terms of 2023, and So'omalo wonders why washing… Audio

The wavy sounds of the Canadian Riviera

11 Dec 2023

Nights regular and electronic music enthusiast Paul Berrington introduces Mark Leishman to Vancouver-based label and music collective Mood Hut. Audio

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Berlioz: Addicted to music, not drugs

11 Dec 2023

Hector Berlioz was born 220 years ago on 11 December 1803. Was he the original protagonist of the musical rock 'n' roll lifestyle? Bryan Crump talks with Berlioz scholar Hugh Macdonald. Video, Audio

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Beatles' "confidante's" book published after nearly 50 years

11 Dec 2023

Mal Evans was many things to the Beatles, road manager, bodyguard and keeper of their guitar picks, a little weed and a secrets he kept in meticulous notes and diary entries. Now his book has finally… Audio

Music during surgery, are there benefits?

11 Dec 2023

Music in surgical operating rooms is fairly commonplace, with many believing it calms and focuses the mind. But does it? The question intrigued one musician and medical student so much, he decided to… Audio