Local musicians Craig Duffy, Sally Wastney and Tamsin Leenhouwers come together as the Phoenix Piano Trio. Join them for some original, atmposheric music all composed in Nelson.

NSO presents an Aotearoa Showcase with solo spotlight featuring 3 young soloists. Programme of New Zealand pieces including Ko te tatai whetu - Brownlee/Tikao

Respiro showcases the five distinctive voices of the wind quintet in this entertaining programme of lively dances, shanties, and joyful melodies by composers Farkas, Françaix, Agay, Arnold and Debussy

In conjunction with ABI Music/Besson don't miss the opportunity to hear cornet/trumpet virtuoso Harmen Vanhoorne in concert with Nelson City Brass on Friday 2 August at 7:00pm.

The Nelson Male Voice Choir will sing songs from some well-known shows such as Miss Saigon, Les Miserable and Sound of Music with a few of their best loved male voice choir songs included.

Soulful Hollie Smith takes to the stage at NCMA this August with The Committee, an Auckland based collective made up of some of the most skilled and experienced musicians in NZ.

Soulful Hollie Smith takes to the stage at NCMA this August with The Committee, an Auckland based collective made up of some of the most skilled and experienced musicians in NZ.

Listen as Mary Ayre, Juliet Ayre and James Donaldson perform the last and greatest of Beethoven’s seven piano trios, Piano Trio number 7 in B-flat opus 97 “The Archduke”

Join the NCMA Chamber Orchestra and New Zealand Symphony Orchestra’s Assistant Concertmaster, violinist, Donald Armstrong as they perform a programme with a distinct Italian flavour. 

Enter a world of secrets and hidden messages with the captivating Te Kōtī Trio and one of the most dynamic violists of her generation, Jennifer Stumm. Running time: 100 minutes.

Members of the Aphra trio Juliet Ayre (violin), Lissa Cowie (cello) and Anna Maitland (flute) will perform small gems from eighteenth century Europe with works by Bach, Haydn and Telemann.

Musical chameleon Bob Bickerton presents a concert of varied and musical sounds. Expect traditional Irish music, the wonderful sounds of taonga pūoro as well as an ear-dipping exercise into synthesis.