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2degrees COMEDY CONVOY
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| Sat 25 May, 2013 |
| 08:00 PM |
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New Zealand Comedy Trust & Aotearoa Entertainment presents
2degrees COMEDY CONVOY
Hosted by Ewen Gilmour
This two-hour comedy showcase brings a selection of the Festival's best international & local comedy stars to your city, and promises to be crammed with laughs.
Leader of the pack Ewen "Westie" Gilmour plays host to a stonking line-up of: Guy Williams (Jono & Ben At Ten, 2012 Billy T Winner), Jesse Griffin (7 Days, Golden), American world-travelling stand-up comedian Tom Rhodes, and the UK's Chris Martin*.
"...a totally awesome night, we were in tears by the end of it" Jo Donoghue [actual person]
*This Chris Martin is not currently, nor ever has been, in Coldplay.
Please note, Fiona O'Loughlin, has regretfully had to withdraw from the tour due to serious health issues. She will be replaced by US Stand-Up Comedian and Huffington Post Travel Writer Tom Rhodes.
"A natural intellect with a knack for reporting the harsh realities of life with a dark and absurdly optimistic cynicism" New York Times
Adult $45.00
Group $39.50 (Groups of 6+)
Usual service and credit card fees apply
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Moscow Ballet La Classique presents THE NUTCRACKER
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| Mon 27 May, 2013 |
| 07:30 PM |
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Moscow Ballet La Classique return to New Zealand with their spectacular masterpiece - THE NUTCRACKER.
With their artistic ballet skill, lavish costumes and magnificent stage sets, the illustrious La Classique will take you on a journey back in time to a frost-covered, gas lit world to join Clara, her beloved Nutcracker doll and the magician Drosselmeyer. In 2 Acts, this traditional performance festive tale for all the familly, will bring to life the fantastically popular Tchaikovsky score featuring the famous "Dance of the Sugarplum Fairy" and "Waltz of the Flowers".
The greatest success of Russian theatre is undoubtedly classical ballet. Moscow Ballet La Classique invites you to join them for an evening of ballet and enjoy the jewel of classical ballets - "The Nutcracker".
In this delightful production of the much loved Nutcracker, La Classique will capture the imagination, the passion, the humour and magic of the ballet.
A hugely enjoyable dance spectacular - perfect for ballet lovers of all ages.
"IS THE DREAM FOR REAL . . . OR IS IT JUST A FAIRYTALE"
Adult from $75.00 to $85.00
Child from $50.00 to $55.00 13 years & under
Senior from $70.00 to $80.00
Groups from $70.00 to $80.00 Group of 6 or more
Usual service and credit card fees apply
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International Jazz Festival 2013 - THE NICK GRANVILLE TRIO
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| Wed 29 May, 2013 |
| 08:00 PM |
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Wellington based professional musician Nick Granville possesses a huge palette of diverse sounds and styles. He is a masterful jazz improviser but also capable of playing everything from rock/pop to post-bop, funk edged jazz, R & B and much more. As the guitarist on five series of the hit television programme 'Dancing with the Stars' he worked with Delta Goodrem, Ronan Keating, Hayley Westenra, Paul Potts and Dame Kiri TeKanawa. Nick has performed in concert as a featured soloist with Bennie Maupin, Dick Oatts, Bob Mintzer, Kurt Elling, Eric Marienthal, Chris DeBurgh, Steve Houghton, Frankie Stevens, the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra and the Vector Wellington Orchestra to name but a few.
General Admission
Adult $32.00
Student $26.00
Jazz Club Member $26.00
Usual service and credit card fees apply
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International Jazz Festival 2013 - PAUL UBANA JONES and Bullfrog RATA
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| Thu 30 May, 2013 |
| 08:00 PM |
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PAUL UBANA JONES Born in London to a Yorkshire mother and a Nigerian father, Paul Ubana Jones was playing guitar by the age of 11, beginning a three decade career that would see him crossing continents and recording eight albums of mostly original songs. After graduating from a London Music college, where he studied guitar, cello and composition, Paul began to forge the solo acoustic style that he has stuck to and developed over the years. In the late seventies Paul based himself in Provence, Southern France, and toured all over Europe and North Africa, as well as venturing extensively into Canada and the US. In the late eighties Paul and his family moved to New Zealand, which is still their permanent home. He has continued to perform internationally, to growing acclaim. Concert performances include sharing the bill with Bob Dylan, B.B King, Norah Jones, Patti Smith, Taj Mahal, Keb Mo?, Tuck and Patti and Crowded House.
BULLFROG RATA. He may not have sold his soul to the devil at the crossroads, and his accent may be more Manawatu than Mississippi, but Bullfrog Rata is a bluesman heart and soul.
Starting out in the late eighties as a busker on the streets of towns throughout New Zealand because, as he recounts, "no-one wanted to play with me". He is now one of New Zealand's premier blues artist who has notched up an impressive list of support slot credits which include, among others, Tina Turner, Jethro Tull, Taj Mahal, Charley Pride and Junior Wells.
General Admission
Adult $35.00
Student $28.00
Jazz Club Member $28.00
Usual service and credit card fees apply
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International Jazz Festival 2013 - KOKOMO BLUES AND BEYOND
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| Fri 31 May, 2013 |
| 08:00 PM |
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Hailing from the sunny Bay of Plenty, Kokomo (originally "Kokomo Blues") has been together now for 21 years, and has become renowned for dynamic live shows and smart distinctive song-writing, as well as the band's unique harmonica-trumpet horn section. During this time the band has toured extensively throughout New Zealand, performing at the country's major rock, blues, jazz and folk festivals.
"These guys are a must to see - blues at its best." BOP Times
"Riveting acoustic blues." The Dominion
"Still the finest exponents of the blues New Zealand has but there's a little country and a bit of rock and roll, a touch of jazz and a sniff of gospel thrown in for good measure… thought provoking and spot on." The Northern Advocate
General Admission
Adult $32.00
Student $28.00
Jazz Club Member $28.00
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International Jazz Festival 2013 - THE JAZZ GALA
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| Sat 01 Jun, 2013 |
| 08:00 PM |
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RAY - ELLA - FRANK and PEGGY "Together for the first time"
Join the music from four of the biggest vocals stars in history with a swingin' big band and you have a night to remember.
Listen to the tunes made famous by Ray Charles - Ella Fitzgerald - Frank Sinatra and Peggy Lee in concert with Rodger Fox's Wellington Jazz Orchestra.
Featuring from the USA star vocalist GLENN WALTERS
The one and only TINA CROSS
Palmerston North's own JAMES TAIT-JAMIESON
And the Internationally Acclaimed Ms ERNA FERRY
Listen to: What'd I Say, Georgia ,Unchain My Heart, Let the Good imes Roll How Long Has This Been Goin' On, The Lady Is A Tramp, I've Got You Under My Skin, Night and Day, Fever, Hallelujah I Love Her So, Day In Day Out, A Tisket A Tasket, Fascinating Rhythm, Lady Be Good and many more
In concert with Rodger Fox's WELLINGTON JAZZ ORCHESTRA.
Featuring some Wellingtons best known jazz talent including Colin Hemmingsen, Chris Buckland , Mike Issac, Lance Philip, Nick Granville, Anita Schwabe, Nick Tipping, to name a few.
Adult $38.00
Student $20.00
Jazz Club Member $32.00
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International Jazz Festival 2013 - EDUCATIONAL WORKSHOP
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| Sun 02 Jun, 2013 |
| 10:00 AM |
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EDUCATIONAL WORKSHOPS Learn from the best. Presented by members of Rodger Fox's Wellington Jazz Orchestra and visiting guests Open to musicians of ALL AGES AND ABILITIES. (Trumpet, Trombone and Woodwind players (Saxophone etc) please bring your instruments).
GENERAL ADMISSION
All Tickets at $10.00 each
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THE GLENN MILLER ORCHESTRA
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| Sun 02 Jun, 2013 |
| 07:30 PM |
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The Glenn Miller Orchestra - the all - American iconic grouping of highly talented musicians, singers and dancers capturing exactly as Glenn Miller himself created, the Unforgettable Music of the 1940's from the Golden Era of Swing - a sentimental journey down memory lane on the eve of Glenn Miller's 75th anniversary.
The show described as "as American as Uncle Sam and Blueberry Pie.." features all of the great 'Big Band' hits and the original Glenn Miller arrangements... the music of The Andrews Sisters, the Frank Sinatra Songbook, the romantic World War II melodies made famous by Vera Lynn - music which captivated millions of people worldwide. Even after 75 years, Glenn Miller's musical arrangements are still heard around the world - timeless icons of American culture such as Chattanooga Choo-Choo, In the Mood, Tuxedo Junction, A String of Pearls, Moonlight Serenade, Little Brown Jug and Pennsylvania 6-5000 to name a few.
Adult A Reserve $89.90 B Reserve 79.90
Senior 79.90 with ID
Group $79.90 Groups of 10+
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ASB STAGE CHALLENGE 2013
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| Fri 07 Jun, 2013 |
| 06:30 PM |
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Stage Challenge® is high energy dance, drama and music extravaganza that aims to motivate and inspire students to lead positive pro-active lives by giving them a 'natural high' without the use of drugs, tobacco or alcohol.
This performing arts event is touring New Zealand from May-June providing students with the opportunity to express their creativity as they are involved in every aspect of the performance from set construction and choreography to hair, make-up and costume design.
With the students as the driving force behind the performances, this is their show and their time to shine. The students are the stars!
Adult $33.00
Child $27.00 3-12 years old
Usual credit and service fees apply
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BIG SING
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| Wed 12 Jun, 2013 |
| 10:30 AM |
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2013 BIG SING Secondary School Choirs Regional Festival
Over 500 singers from 16 choirs representing 9 secondary schools in Manawatu, Wairarapa, Rangitikei and Dannevirke Districts.
General Admission
Adult $12.00
Credit card and service fees apply
Children 0-16 yrs free (no ticket required)
Doors Open - 30 mins before event
Day event Starts - 10.30am finishing 4.45pm
Gala Concert starts 7.00pm finishing approx 8.30pm
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REACH FOR THE STARS 2013
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| Sat 22 Jun, 2013 |
| 07:30 PM |
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The Property Brokers in conjunction with the Regent on Broadway Promotions and the Rotary Club of Palmerston North presents Reach for the Stars 2013. This talent quest gives our aspiring young stars the opportunity to showcase their talent on the stage in front of an audience and win prizes.
There will be three age groups, Junior (8-11 years), Intermediate (12-14 yrs) and Senior (15-18 years). Within each age group there will be individual/duo and group categories.
Entries close Sunday 12th May 2013.
Adult $20.00
Child $10.00
Usual service and credit card fees apply
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Chamber Music NZ presents Beethoven reCYCLE Part Two, Appassionata
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| Wed 26 Jun, 2013 |
| 07:30 PM |
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Michael Houstoun - Piano
"Outstanding Beethoven all round. The special attraction is the rare spiritual dimension in Houstoun's playing of the serene finales... It's as though Beethoven were no longer of this planet when he wrote them" The Listener
Beethoven's cycle of 32 piano sonatas is remarkable. Written the whole length of his creative life, from the early Op 2 dedicated to Haydn to the mighty Op 111 which takes the piano into the realms of pure imagination, this is the "New Testament of the piano repertoire" and one of the supreme treasures of human artistic endeavour.
Their famous names - Moonlight, Tempest, Appassionata, Waldstein - have entered the pantheon of cultural history, and Houstoun presents them here after being "totally immersed" for 20 years with this most extraordinary, human, and powerful of composers.
Michael Houstoun chose to return to New Zealand after his spectacular sweep of final prizes in the world's three most prestigious piano competitions - the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition (1973), Leeds Competition (1975) and Tchaikovsky Competition (1982).
Hugely in demand for concertos with our finest orchestras and chamber concerts the length of the country - his regular CMNZ tours with the winner of the Michael Hill International Violin Competition included - he has been based here ever since, and is adding increasing solo recitals to his repertoire with his recent Goldberg and Beethoven Diabelli Variations.
Part Two of this year-long cycle is made up of the fourth programme which includes Beethoven's Apassionata.
Appassionata
Sonata in G, Op.49 No.2
Sonata in C, Op.2 No.3
Sonata in F sharp, Op.78
Sonata in G, Op.31 No.1
Sonata in F minor, Op.57 'Appassionata'
Adult $50.00
Child $10.00 1-18 years old
Student Rush $15.00 On the Day Only
Plus service fees and credit card fees
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MANAWATU GANG SHOW
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| Wed 03 Jul, 2013 |
| 07:30 PM |
| Thu 04 Jul, 2013 |
| 07:30 PM |
| Fri 05 Jul, 2013 |
| 07:30 PM |
| Sat 06 Jul, 2013 |
| 02:00 PM |
| Sun 07 Jul, 2013 |
| 08:00 PM |
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Manawatu Gang Show is on again!
Every two years a talented group of over 70 young people stage a variety show including sketches, dance and musical items in a fast moving revue, based on the original idea of Ralph Reader CBE. Gang Shows are performed and produced by members of the Scout and Girl Guide Associations all around the world.
There is something for everyone - young and old. It is a great night out for the whole family.
Adult $21.50
Child $13.00 (18 years old & under)
Usual credit and service fees apply
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TAKE THE STAGE: Cheer and Dance Championship
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| Sun 14 Jul, 2013 |
| 11:00 AM |
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Zero Gravity Cheerleading presents the Lower North island Cheer and Dance Championship
General Admission
All Tickets $5.00
Service fees and credit card fees apply
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THE GYPSY BARON
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| Sat 20 Jul, 2013 |
| 07:30 PM |
| Sun 21 Jul, 2013 |
| 02:00 PM |
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"The Gypsy Baron" by Johann Strauss II is a romantic musical feast of Comic Opera; full of great music including various famous dance themes, great arias, ensembles and chorus music. It matches the appeal of his Die Fledermaus but uses an historical setting enabling a wider range of musical expression.
Johann Strauss II was known as the Waltz King, and many of the musical numbers will be familiar as they are frequently used as concert pieces. As a romantic work on a greater scale than Die Fledermaus, Strauss calls for a wider range of orchestral forces and this production tours with 36 players from Orchestra Wellington and a cast of 45 singers. Reduced versions of the work have been published to simplify its performance, but this is a rare opportunity to hear Strauss's original version of Gypsy Baron, performed in English, on tour with full sets and great costumes, not to be missed.
Adult From $33.00 to $63.00
Senior From $28.00 to $54.00 (with ID)
Student From $25.00 to $49.00 (with ID)
Group From $22.50 to $56.70 (Groups 5+ in each category)
Usual service and credit card fees apply
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RNZB SWAN LAKE
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| Wed 28 Aug, 2013 |
| 07:30 PM |
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The Royal New Zealand Ballet is delighted to present a national tour of New Zealand dance icon Russell Kerr's classic production of Swan Lake as the centrepiece of our 60th birthday year. Considered the greatest of all classical ballets, Swan Lake is a perfect synthesis of music and dance. We are excited to be able to present this important revival with the support of colleagues from the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra (Wellington) and the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra (Auckland).
With Tchaikovsky's sweeping score - lush, romantic, instantly recognisable - and Kristian Fredrikson's opulent designs, Swan Lake transports the audience from ballroom to lakeside. You'll be caught up in the unfolding tragedy and exalt as the dancers bring every nuance of their characters alive through ballet at its most illuminating.
Adult from $37.00 to $82.00
Child from $25.00 to $45.00
Student from $33.30 to $73.80
Senior from $33.30 to $73.80
Groups from $33.30 to $73.80
Usual service and credit card fees apply.
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GUITAR AT THE OPERA
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| Sat 31 Aug, 2013 |
| 07:30 PM |
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Lewis Eady Ltd and Alhambra Guitars are proud to support "GUITAR AT THE OPERA", Classical Guitar Recital by the Italian guitarist Federico Quercia.
The concert is part of Federico's 2013 tour of New Zealand.
Federico will present a repertoire focused on the Italian Opera with music written by Giuseppe Verdi and Gioacchino Rossini. He will perform pieces from the following Verdi Opera: "Rigoletto", "Nabucco", "I Vespri Siciliani", La "Traviata" and from the following Rossini Opera: "Il Barbiere di Siviglia", "Otello", "La Cenerentola", "L'Italiana in Algeri", "Tancredi", "La Gazza Ladra".
Adult $32.00
Child $10.00 1-17 years old
Student $15.00 with ID
Senior $25.00 with ID
Usual service and credit card fees apply
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STAN WALKER - World Tour of New Zealand
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| Fri 13 Sep, 2013 |
| 08:00 PM |
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Stan Walker will well and truly hit the road this year, taking on an extensive national tour that will see him travel from Whangarei to Invercargill, playing shows across the country through September and October.
Stan Walker's World Tour of New Zealand may well be the longest anyone has attempted in recent New Zealand Music history, and there are some compelling reasons as to why Stan is just the man to do it.
One of the country's most popular artists, Stan has sold over 170,000 singles and close to 100,000 albums to date, collecting 5 New Zealand Music Awards along the way.
Stan made his acting debut in February this year, playing the lead role of Turei in the feature film Mt Zion. Mt Zion debuted at #1 at the NZ box office, quickly taking over $1 million, and securing a successful Australian release. Take It Easy, Stan's single from the film, also held a number one New Zealand chart and gained platinum sales.
All Tickets $66.50
PRE-SALE TICKETS AVAILABLE STARTING 21 MAY 9:00am until 22 MAY 5:00pm at the EventTICKETINGCentre, Regent on Broadway, Palmerston North
Plus service fees and credit card fees
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Chamber Music NZ presents Beethoven reCYCLE Part Three, Moonlight
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| Tue 15 Oct, 2013 |
| 07:30 PM |
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Michael Houstoun - Piano
"Outstanding Beethoven all round. The special attraction is the rare spiritual dimension in Houstoun's playing of the serene finales... It's as though Beethoven were no longer of this planet when he wrote them" The Listener
Beethoven's cycle of 32 piano sonatas is remarkable. Written the whole length of his creative life, from the early Op 2 dedicated to Haydn to the mighty Op 111 which takes the piano into the realms of pure imagination, this is the "New Testament of the piano repertoire" and one of the supreme treasures of human artistic endeavour.
Their famous names - Moonlight, Tempest, Appassionata, Waldstein - have entered the pantheon of cultural history, and Houstoun presents them here after being "totally immersed" for 20 years with this most extraordinary, human, and powerful of composers.
Michael Houstoun chose to return to New Zealand after his spectacular sweep of final prizes in the world's three most prestigious piano competitions - the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition (1973), Leeds Competition (1975) and Tchaikovsky Competition (1982). Hugely in demand for concertos with our finest orchestras and chamber concerts the length of the country - his regular CMNZ tours with the winner of the Michael Hill International Violin Competition included - he has been based here ever since, and is adding increasing solo recitals to his repertoire with his recent Goldberg and Beethoven Diabelli Variations. In 2012 he was appointed CNZM in the Queen's Birthday Honours for services as a pianist, and returns to Beethoven at the very height of his powers.
Moonlight
Sonata in E flat, Op.7
Sonata quasi una fantasia in C sharp minor, Op.27 No.2 'Moonlight'
Sonata in D, Op.28 'Pastoral'
Sonata in A flat, Op. 110
Adult $50.00
Child $10.00 1-18 years old
Student Rush $15.00 On the Day Only
Plus service fees and credit card fees
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NZSO presents MAGNIFICENT MOZART
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| Sat 19 Oct, 2013 |
| 07:30 PM |
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Jupiter was the Ancient Roman King of the gods and it is fitting that Mozart's Symphony No. 41 is named for this most powerful deity. The Jupiter was his last work in the symphony form and achieves an apotheosis of triumph, mastery and joy. The story of Idomeneo also comes from Antiquity and in the ballet music Mozart wrote for this opera he pays tribute to the great French composer, Christoph Willibald Gluck. The youthful Concerto for Flute and Harp was composed for the Duc de Guines, a flautist, and his accomplished harp-playing daughter, and is a lyrical gem in the repertoire. Of course, a concert dedicated to Mozart would not be complete without a little night music. Eine Kleine Nachtmusik is perhaps his most well-known work, and despite its familiarity, still has a freshness and sparkle that never fails to charm.
In this concert we are proud to share with you the stunning talents of NZSO Principal Flautist Bridget Douglas and Principal Harpist Carolyn Mills. Mozart's Concerto for Flute and Harp allows the virtuosity of these two soloists to be heard in full flight. The orchestra is given ample opportunity to delight in the dramatics of Eine Kleine Nachtmusik and to employ the complete palate of baroque colours as they dance through the Chaconne from the Idomeneo ballet music. Leave this concert swept up by the grandeur of the 'Jupiter' Symphony, and confirm once again the brilliance of Mozart, especially when conducted with such renowned early music specialist Nicholas McGegan
Adult $32.00 to $57.00
Child $15.00 1-18 years old
Concession $28.00 to $52.00 Senior or Unwaged
Group $27.00 to $48.00 Groups of 8 plus
Usual service and credit card fees apply
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THE TEN TENORS
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| Sun 20 Oct, 2013 |
| 08:00 PM |
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Don't worry about locking up your daughters...it's your Mums we're after!
The Ten Tenors head to New Zealand in October 2013 for a special 'Mum's The Word' Tour. The brand new show includes all of the most requested songs the boys have ever performed as well as the most requested songs they haven't! Audience favourites including Hallelujah, Miserer, Nessun Dorma, Ave Maria and modern mash-ups of Michael Jackson, Elton John, Queen and much more. Mum's the Word will see the TEN return with a new live band and a spectacular new stage set.
Producer D-J Wendt enthused, "Who doesn't love their mum? This tour is our way of saying thanks for everything our mums have done for us, which largely goes unsung - no pun intended!"
The exclusive New Zealand tour is the only New Zealand tour planned until 2015, due to heavy international commitments with the DOUBLE PLATINUM world tour. It follows groundbreaking achievements in 2010-2012. Not only were 'The TEN' gaining new audiences all over the world but also some famous new friends. The TEN appeared on OPRAH and performed at the EUAFA Euro 2012 Opening in Warsaw in front of a live audience of 65,000 people, and a TV audience of well over 50 million people as it beamed across Europe. The roaring success of the show had the TEN heading back to Europe for a 52 city tour early this year.
Adult A Res $89.00 B Res $79.00
Child (1-15 yrs) $55.00
Senior/Student A Res $79.00 B Res $69.00
Group (10+) A Res $79.00 B Res $69.00
Usual service and credit card fees apply
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A FESTIVAL OF RUSSIAN BALLET
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| Thu 14 Nov, 2013 |
| 08:00 PM |
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Returning to New Zealand in 2013....Imperial Russian Ballet Company's "A Festival of Russian Ballet". It features a diverse and stunning programme in three awe-inspiring acts.
Act One - The Nutcracker
The Nutcracker is famous for Tchaikovsky's music. The genius of Tchaikovsky created one of the most recognisable and enduring music scores ever written.
Act Two - Bolero
Bolero is a striking and dramatic ballet. Ravel was inspired to create this masterpiece after visiting a large industrial factory. There he noticed the slow regular movement of the assembly lines and the crash of machine and materials. Bolero is regarded as one of the world's music masterpieces.
Act Three - Highlights from the world's great ballets including Giselle, Carmen, The Dying Swan and Le Corsaire. Also in Act Three, Gopak and Ne Me Quittes Pas, Can Can Surprise
Adult from $72.00 to $89.00
Child $55.00 15 years and under
Concession from $62.00 to $79.00 Student, Senior and Group 10+
Usual credit card and service fees apply
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RNZB TUTUS ON TOUR
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| Sat 16 Nov, 2013 |
| 07:30 PM |
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The Royal New Zealand Ballet returns to its roots in its 60th birthday year with a 46 centre tour of heartland New Zealand.
In celebration of our rich past and lively present, we perform a selection of highlights and hits from the company’s repertory, including excerpts from Flower Festival at Genzano, Ihi FrENZy, Through to You and Don Quixote. RNZB dancers-turned-choreographers Brendan Bradshaw and Catherine Eddy create a sparkling version of Prokofiev’s Peter and the Wolf - suitable for audiences of all ages and the perfect introduction to classical music and live dance. A new recording of Prokofiev’s score will be made by the Vector Wellington Orchestra, complete with a special narration by Te Radar.
Adult from $25.00 to $40.00
Child from $25.00 to $35.00
Service and credit card fees apply.
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