The orchestra's new apprentice
Ray Chan is the APO's first conducting fellow, one of the orchestra's many initiatives to bring music to more Aucklanders
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Fanfare starts the season
Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra launched its main New Zealand Herald Premier series with John Rimmer's Vulcan, a fanfare it commissioned 18 years ago.
Take a trip with Mozart Concerto
Violinist Chloe Hanslip will play Mozart her own way on her beloved 1737 Guarneri del Gesu instrument.
Opera review: The Mikado
Is it okay to stage The Mikado in 2017? Most definitely, writes William Dart.
Cell phones make magical music for Tan Dun
William Dart reviews the APO's first concert of 2017.
Cellphones play their part at classical concert
Composer Tan Dun combines classical music with smart phones, writes William Dart
2017 sounds sweet, writes William Dart
William Dart previews the concert highlights of 2017.
Concert review: William Dart on the APO's Settling the Score
Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra "settles the score".
Fantastic finale for orchestra's 2016 year
French pianist once more embraces the music of his homeland.
APO musicians move to a new beat at Diwali Festival
Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra and Indian musicians combine talents for unique Diwali Festival performance.
Orchestra gets ready to play Final Fantasy
Classical music meets high-tech gaming at the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra.
Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra: Returning in triumph
Ever since Ning Feng topped the 2005 Michael Hill International Violin Competition, he's returned to NZ for regular concerto appearances with APO.
Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra: From a musical paint box
The title of the first concert of APO's Bayleys Great Classics series was a giveaway: a "Grand Tour", firmly locked into a European itinerary.
Controversial trio of APO concerts
Working with the legendary Boulez was an unforgettable experience, says Barenboim.
New Town Hall base for city's orchestra
The Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra is coming home.
Classical review: Stier leaves crowd hungry for more
More concerts should come with entrees as taste-tempting as Stravinsky's Pulcinella Suite, writes William Dart.
Classical review: Nikolai Demidenko
On Sunday, Nikolai Demidenko launched Auckland Museum's 2015 Fazioli International Piano Recital Series with a thoughtful and testing Chopin programme.
Music review: APO, Holy Trinity Cathedral
If the test of Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra's annual Celebrate Christmas was its popularity, then a full house for a second performance must be the ultimate accolade.
Concert review: APO concert a showcase for conductor's artistry
Mozart's short Adagio and Fugue in C minor, dating from the same summer of 1788 as his last three symphonies, provided a piquant launch for Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra's Thursday concert.
Classical review: Demidenko exhibits his dynamic mastery
Nikolai Demidenko playing Rachmaninov's Second Piano Concerto was doubtlessly the reason for Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra's full Town Hall on Thursday and, as one expected, his uber-pianist status was effortlessly confirmed.
Classical review: Stier channels Schoenberg vision perfectly
The popular misconception has always been that Schoenberg's music is box office poison.
Classical review: Philharmonia's stairway to heaven
The pathway to James Ehnes' superlative Elgar Violin Concerto was a beguiling one.
Classical review: APO's historical snapshot catches hope and faith of a soul-testing time
Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra's Splendour series has taken a slightly different approach from previous years.