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Music showcase
Individual and group music-making opportunities are a vitally important element of life in the School of Music. Students perform regularly on campus and the School produces several large-scale concerts each year, showcasing a broad spectrum of musical genres. Here are some examples of recent work.
The song that won Bachelor of Music student Earl Ho the title of University of Auckland Songwriter of the Year 2011
School of Music Jazz Performance students Chelsea Prastiti and Phil Lussier perform Antonio Carlos Jobim's classic Latin Jazz standard "How Insensitive".
Featuring School of Music students Thomas Hutchison (oboe) and Grace Francis (piano)
Popular Music student Sam Allen and Jazz Performance student Matt Nanai perform Sam's original song "Assurance"
Honours student in Classical Performance (flute), Edwin Yu, performs Piece pour flûte seule.
A student written, student led and student performed opera. The interdisciplinary student production team included composers, conductors, instrumentalists, singers, writers, artists and directors.
School of Music students Phil Austen, Martin Paris and Paul Robertson formed the group ‘The Bayonets’ in mid 2008.
An interactive installation specifically composed and programmed for presentation at the Australasian Computer Music Conference 2011.
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