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    RADIO MAY 22-28

    May 16, 2021 5 minutes

    RNZ Concert

    FREEVIEW 51 SKY 422 iHeartRADIO

    rnz.co.nz/concert

    SATURDAY

    News and Weather 6.00am, 7.00, 8.00, 9.00, noon

    6.00 Summer Mornings 10.00 Summer Days 1.00 Onstage 2.00 Worlds of Music with Trevor Reekie Trans-global, fusion and folk roots 3.00 Summer Afternoons 5.00 Inside Out with Nick Tipping Jazz favourites, standards and new releases 7.00 Summer Evenings 8.00 Music Alive Auckland Writers Festival: Man, Sitting in a Garden – Kenneth Young: Man, sitting in a garden, Jared Holt (tenor), Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra/Tecwyn Evans (recorded in the Auckland Town Hall) 9.30 Sound Lounge Contemporary music 12.00am Music Through the Night

    SUNDAY

    News and Weather 6.00am, 8.00, 9.00, noon

    Sanctuary Hymns on Sunday with Robyn Jaquiery Grace Notes Summer Days RNZ Concert Afternoons Onstage Including Vintage Years Rock, pop, country, folk and beyond Metropolitan Opera Season: Donizetti’s Roberto Devereux – Sondra Radvanovsky (Elisabetta), Made in New Zealand Ryan Smith explores ambient and drone music Music Through the Night

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