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Whitireia Music History A page dedicated to the people and legacy of the Whitireia Music School.

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A beautiful send off last week for one of our former students, Antz "Fafa" Herring đź’” A farewell full of music, family, f...
20/04/2026

A beautiful send off last week for one of our former students, Antz "Fafa" Herring đź’” A farewell full of music, family, friends and lots of laughs. Much love to Antz's family đź’–

01/10/2022

“We've never tried to be a fame factory. Part of mine and Pati Umaga's goal of setting up the course was that it was a place where people would learn music and become musicians, but it was also about helping people transform their lives and giving them the skills to grow. That's the core thing that's been dear to my heart with Whitireia.” — George Packard

11/09/2022

It's targeted at musicians who are playing and learning instruments at home and wish to branch out.

13/08/2022

The distinctive guitar pattern informs many of the country’s biggest hits, and remains an enduring cultural touchstone

If there was a Wellington sound in the 80s it was a local version of rhythm and blues that became unique to the capital....
08/08/2022

If there was a Wellington sound in the 80s it was a local version of rhythm and blues that became unique to the capital. What was once borrowed and blue became sunny and joyous. www.rnz.co.nz

If there was a Wellington sound in the 80s it was a local version of rhythm and blues that became unique to the capital. What was once borrowed and blue became sunny and joyous. It passed through the generations, like a musical baton. This week Blue Smoke follows the path from Rough Justice to the H...

The programme is designed to reduce barriers that people face when working towards a career in music, particularly those...
18/06/2022

The programme is designed to reduce barriers that people face when working towards a career in music, particularly those who are living rurally, and to give people practical tools that can otherwise take years to develop. www.nzherald.co.nz

The project will help Taranaki musicians boost their careers.

Te Matatini - "Waerea" (feat. Atareta Milne, Te Haakura Ihimaera-Manley)
05/05/2022

Te Matatini - "Waerea" (feat. Atareta Milne, Te Haakura Ihimaera-Manley)

Atareta Milne and Te Haakura Ihimaera-Manley sing Waerea

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