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RNZ CONCERT. UPBEAT 21/03/2017

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2017
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A258380
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Series
Upbeat
Place of production
New Zealand/Aotearoa
Categories
Radio
Broadcast Date
21/03/2017
Production company
Radio New Zealand
Credits
Presenter: Eva Radich
Producer: Zoe George

What's going on in the world of music and the arts? From the concert hall to the cinema, we talk to musicians, composers, choreographers, dancers, actors, directors and artists - Upbeat finds out what makes them tick.
Weekdays, 1pm-2pm

DeYoung's NZSO debut

Grammy award winning mezzo soprano Michelle DeYoung makes her debut with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra this week with Elgar's Sea Pictures. The song cycle is part of Music Director Edo de Waart's Elgar & Strauss concerts in Wellington and Auckland. The pair have worked together previously with de Waart describing his leading lady as "one of the world's best mezzo-soprano singers".

Can’t stop the beat

Wellington's legendary all female group The Beat Girls is celebrating 21 years with a new show All Grown Up. Founded by Andrea Sanders, the group has been called "as iconic as the Wellington Bucket Fountain" by the Dominion Post. Andrea, along with Kali Kopae and Carolyn McLaughlin explain why they can't stop the beat after 21 years.

http://www.radionz.co.nz/concert/programmes/upbeat/20170321