In collaboration with TonKost, we return to Göttingen to perform works by Haydn, Body, Bartók, and Smetana...

We return to Texas through the University of North Texas's (UNT) Initiative for the Advancement of the Arts as Artists-in-Residence...

We return to North American in October to perform two concerts as part of Ashland Chamber Music Concert's 2019-20 season in Oregon.

Join us for a FREE concert of works by Mozart and Bartók at the New Zealand School of Music.

Before Orchestra Wellington’s ‘Transfigured Night’ concert on 21 September, the NZSQ will give a special performance of Beethoven’s String..

Our August tour to Canada took us to festivals in Ontario and British Columbia.

It was terrific to see so many of you at our concerts in June and July as we travelled the country on our annual National Tour.

After several concerts at home, our tour in October will take us abroad again, this time to the USA and Germany.

In our last Q-notes issue we highlighted the success in the NZCT Chamber Music Contest of several student ensembles that attended...

Celebrating its 15th season in 2019, Pender Harbour Chamber Music Festival presents world-class musicians at the School of Music in Madeira.

We return to Parry Sound to play in a number of concerts part of the 40th season of the Festival of the Sound (July 19 - August 10) in...

Treat yourself to free concerts this summer, featuring outstanding artists and a wide range of musical styles.

"A large audience was kept spellbound and in awe by the extraordinary skill and adaptability of leading touring chamber ensemble..."

Wonderful works full of captivating melodies and rhythmic poise by Mozart, Haydn, Ravel, Dvořák, Janáček, Shostakovich, and Gao Ping...

Almost straight after we wrap up our National Tour, we’ll be jetting off again. This time to Canada, where we’ll perform in Toronto...

Earlier this month we spent a busy Queens Birthday Weekend up at the New Zealand School of Music.

Our 2019 National Tour begins TOMORROW! This year we’re performing two different programmes, full of music to get excited about.

With gestural translations by the two dancers alongside these fabulous works, this is set to be a truly special event.

Manawatu Sinfonia's first concert of 2019, conducted by Peter van Drimmelen, will feature Rolf performing Dvořák's cello concerto...

The quartet’s many years of playing together was reflected in their seamless, smooth playing. May they keep this up for many more years...