News - 02 July 2025

CMNZ Fundraiser: Te Mana o te Puoro

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Join us on Thursday 6 November for Te Mana o te Puoro – The Power of Music, a celebratory fundraising event at our Auckland home, the Town Hall Concert Chamber.

Enjoy an intimate night of music featuring acclaimed ensemble NZTrio, alongside performances by talented young musicians from the NZCT Chamber Music Contest - a celebration of both excellence and the next generation of chamber music in Aotearoa. The programme will be complemented by wine, canapés, and a silent auction.

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Proceeds from ticket sales and all additional funds raised on the night will directly support our Community Engagement Programme - initiatives that bring the benefits of music-making to people across Aotearoa. From programmes for young musicians and people with disabilities, to partnerships with regional and underserved communities, our community engagement work sparks creativity, strengthens wellbeing, and fosters connection through music.

Date: Thursday 6 November 2025
Time: 6:30pm – 8:30pm
Location: Auckland Town Hall Concert Chamber
Ticket price: $195
Includes: Performances by NZTrio and NZCT Contest musicians, wine and canapés, silent auction
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