Final concert of the tour concludes in Kerikeri. Program include works by Mozart, Mendelssohn, John Psathas, Fazil Say, Hanna Kulenty and Stravinsky. Ticket info tbc.

Program include works by Mozart, Mendelssohn, John Psathas, Fazil Say, Hanna Kulenty and Stravinsky. Ticket info tbc.

Program include works by Mozart, Mendelssohn, John Psathas, Fazil Say, Hanna Kulenty and Stravinsky. Ticket info tbc.

Program include works by Mozart, Mendelssohn, John Psathas, Fazil Say, Hanna Kulenty and Stravinsky. Ticket info tbc.

Program include works by Mozart, Mendelssohn, John Psathas, Fazil Say, Hanna Kulenty and Stravinsky. Ticket info tbc.

First of the CMNZ concert tour begins in Wellington. Program include works by Mozart, Mendelssohn, John Psathas, Fazil Say, Hanna Kulenty and Stravinsky. Ticket info tbc.

A pianist's space odyssey! Experience the glittering sounds of celestial adventure with 20 fingers on 1 piano! "Duo Enharmonics" is joining Classical on Cuba 2022 to take you on a space odyssey. Immerse in the vibe of ethereal beauty, rock in space with catchy tunes and celebrate life with electrifying dance. Duo Enharmonics are not to be missed in this year's classical crawl!

Sessions at 12:45pm & 2pm &10/pp Book here: https://www.classicaloncuba.co.nz/ensembles-2022/duo-enharmonics/

Back by popular demand! Duo Enharmonics and members of the NZSO & Orchestra Wellington play Carnival of the Animals for kids during school holidays.

Duo Enharmonics and Ensemble GÔ (New Zealand String Quartet's violinist - Monique Lapins & Japanese percussionist Naoto Segawa) present a concert dedicated to contemporary music from NZ and around the world.

In March, New Zealand String Quartet's violinist Helene Pohl & Nicole Chao (piano) present the monumental Beethoven Violin Concerto. Also on the program is Fazil Say's electrifying Violin Sonata No. 1 played by NZSQ's Monique Lapins (violin) and Beth Chen (piano)

The 2nd Summer Concert features New Zealand String Quartet's Helene Pohl (violin), Rolf Gjelsten (cello), NZSO's Anna van der Zee (violin), Nicole Chao & Beth Chen (piano)

First concert of the year at Front Row Classical features Duo Enharmonics playing a lovely selection of piano 4 hands music. See Facebook for full detail https://www.facebook.com/frontrowclassical

Duo Enharmonics plays for the festive season. Proceeds towards Women's Refuge and Arohanui Strings. Check out facebook for ticket and details www.facebook.com/ponekeclassical/

Duo Enharmonics and Peter Gjelsten (violin) perform in the first Front Row Classical Series. Check out facebook for details www.facebook.com/frontrowclassical/

Beth Chen and Peter Gjelsten perform Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto at the new home of classical music in the city. Whether you are an avid orchestral nerd, or don't know Mozart from your Beethoven, this space is for you! Grab a beer, your mates and get ready for classical tunes from Wellington's finest https://www.facebook.com/ponekeclassical/

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Duo Enharmonics plays popular tunes at Pōneke Classical Sessions

Duo Enharmonics plays a selection of well-known delights for their annual concert at St Andrew's.

Nick Hancox, the newly appointed assistant principal viola in the NZSO, will play a recital on Friday 18 June at 7pm at St Mary's Karori. He has put together a fantastic program that includes some solo viola gems by Biber, Vieuxtemps, Bach and Dall'Abaco. The evening will end with a wonderful piece by Turina called Scene Andalouse for solo viola, piano and string quartet. NZSO members Anna van der Zee (violin), Alan Molina (violin), Chris van der Zee (viola), Eleanor Carter (cello), together with Beth Chen (piano) will join for the grand finale. The proceeds of this concert will go to St Mary's Anglican Church.

Come and enjoy this lovely program titled "Fantasia". Starting with Bach, we travel through time with Mozart, Schubert, Rachmaninov and more.

Ticket pre-sales: Adults $30, Students $15 Door Sale $30 Online sales: marygow@gmail.com Enquiry 0211019609

• Event postponed due to Covid19 Duo Enharmonics brings their audience's favourites to Auckland

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