Shane Homan
Te Korokoro o te Tūī social space. With performances from School of Performing Arts music students. Nibbles and drinks provided.

Fostering Non-violent Resistance through Protest Music: An Ethnographic Study of The Dee Street Band – Ele Mustari
#planfornoise – Hugh Harlow and Fairleigh Gilmour
Recording Studios in Tertiary Education: Visions, Tensions and Opportunities – Mike Holland
Social space
AI Way: An Exploration of AI Song 'Covers' of Frank Sinatra's "My Way – Grace Shaw
AI, Creativity and Live Music – Neil Pickering
Details soon.
Youth music scene panel
Hosted by Save Dunedin Live Music
Acts TBA.

Host: Aaron Hawkins
Speakers: Lana (dankfest), Katie Peppercorn (Waitati Music Festival), Stephen Stedman (Whare flat folk festival), Peter Porteous (Lines of Flight), Pip Laufiso
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OAR FM’s Jeff Harford leads three key figures from Dunedin’s 1970s music scene on a journey back in time. Garry McAlpine (vocals, percussion) and Graham Wardrop (vocals, lead guitar), both members of Lutha, the band making waves across New Zealand a decade before the Dunedin Sound, join pianist and musical director Tim Hazledine to revisit the legendary 1972 Otago University tribute to Joe Cocker’s Mad Dogs and Englishmen. Together, they reflect on the songs and the performances that captivated audiences in both Dunedin and Auckland, contributing to a new era of Music in Dunedin.
Note: this event is being held at Toitū Otago Settlers Museum and requires separate registration: https://events.humanitix.com/the-cocker-concert-and-lutha
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Tuning into te taiao: live improv with taonga pūoro - Jen Cattermole
Kaleidoscope Worlds: Sonic Traces in the Archive - Amanda Mills
Ngā Oro Māori: the sounds of generations, for generations more – Tomuri James Spicer
Francisca Griffin, Hugh Harlow and Fairleigh Evelyn Gilmour
Panellists: Sean Norling (Otepoti Hou), Fraser Thompson (dunedinsound.com), Alex Huber (Ōtepoti music compilation, Syrup Bois).
Hosted by Lily Knowles (Radio 1 91FM).
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Photo: Death and the Maiden at Pearl Diver. https://dunedinsound.com/

Behind The Music

Live music symposium