We're used to sharing music with audiences in NZ and overseas, but the COVID-19 crisis has meant huge changes for us all.

Late last year we tidied up a bit backstage, adding more videos and audio tracks to our digital channels.

".......great energy, strength, and concentration...striking originality and expressiveness."

"...superbly responsive, technically sharp, performances...a full, satisfying, musical meal..."

As part of the 2020 NZ Festival of the Arts programme, we're joined by soprano Jenny Wollerman to present Secrets of Sea and Space...

Last weekend the Adam Summer School concluded another year – once again on a high note.

Warmest congratulations go out to the 29 students accepted. We have 12 violinists, 7 violists, 7 cellists and 3 pianists...

IRMTNZ holds annual national conferences which provide outstanding professional advice, collegial support and inspiration.

Gather your whānau and friends, bring a picnic, enjoy the music – and as the sun goes down see the garden transform with a magical...

We asked long-time Wellington-based supporters Rowena Cullen and Paul Oliver three questions about their experiences with the NZSQ.

We’re celebrating by embarking on an ambitious project touring Beethoven’s complete string quartets throughout New Zealand.

400 years ago – before the birth of Bach, Vivaldi, or Handel – the renowned instrument-maker Nicolò Amati crafted an exquisite viola...

Cello for Africa, directed by Sinfonia for Hope, brings together musicians from Africa and New Zealand in a concert to raise funds...

Kristallnacht concert commemorates the night of broken glass – when Jewish synagogues, shops, and homes were attacked and destroyed in...

Under the artistic direction of German pianist Michael Endres, Sonnenalp Resort in Allgäu, Bavaria organises a festival of fine chamber...

Is this marvellous Amati viola now the oldest string instrument in New Zealand? We think it might be! Hear history in action...

Right now, we’re in Vienna, where we’re performing TONIGHT with fellow NZ-based cellist Martin Rummel.

After a decade of service, Emeritus Professor Gary Hawke stepped down as the NZSQ Trust’s Chair earlier this month.

The New Zealand String Quartet, with cellist Martin Rummel, present music by Bach, Schubert and venerable New Zealand Composers Ross Harris.

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