Strung
Live Music
October 5, 2026
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Oct 5, 2026
7:30 pm
VENUE:
Whakaari
$70 adult | $25 student
Welcoming internationally renowned pianist David Fung to the AWE stage for the first time, Strung traces connections across generations, where musical lines are passed, reshaped, and renewed. Part of the At the World's Edge Festival of Chamber music, this performance runs from 7:30 - 9pm.
Time is the thread that runs through Strung. Music has always carried ideas forward across the centuries, and this programme traces that movement, from the fairy tales that outlived their tellers to the waltzes that outlived their dancefloors.
Maurice Ravel Mother Goose Suite for four hands
Rebecca Clarke Lullaby & Grotesque for viola and cello
Jessie Montgomery Rhapsody No.2 for viola
Michael Norris Solo piano collection: Kahurangi, Awaroa, Te Pahuri o te Rangipohika & Rauoterangi
Claude Debussy Estampes for solo piano
Maurice Ravel La Valse for solo piano
Adolfo Berio Maria Isabella Waltz for four hands
Performers
- David Fung - Piano
- Matthew Lipman - Viola
- Christine Jeon, AWE Scholar - Cello
- Matthew Seinafo, AWE Scholar - Piano
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