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    RADIO JULY 29-AUGUST 4

    Jul 23, 2023 5 minutes

    RNZ Concert

    FREEVIEW 51 SKY 422 iHeartRADIO

    rnz.co.nz/concert

    NB: Programmes are subject to change

    SATURDAY

    News and Weather 6.00, 8.00, 9.00, noon

    6.00 Mornings with Carey McDonald 10.00 RNZ Concert Days 3.00 RNZ Concert Afternoons 5.00 Inside Out with Nick Tipping Jazz favourites, standards and new releases 7.00 The Opera Season: APO Opera in Concert: Korngold’s Die tote Stadt – Aleš Briscein (Paul), Manuela Uhl (Marietta, Marie), Richard Šveda (Frank, Fritz), Deborah Humble (Brigitta), Julie Lea Goodwin (Juliette), Brigitte Hauser (Lucienne), Oliver Sewell (Victorin), Andrew Grenon (Count Albert), NZ Opera Chorus, Auckland Phil/Giordano Bellincampi (recorded in Auckland Town Hall) 10.30 Evenings 12.00am Music Through the Night

    SUNDAY

    News and Weather 6.00, 8.00, 9.00, noon

    Mornings with Carey McDonald Hymns on Sunday with Robyn Jaquiery Mornings with Carey McDonald RNZ Concert Days The Musical Omnivore with David Morriss Rock, pop, country, folk and beyond Worlds of Music with Trevor Reekie Made in New Zealand Sound Lounge Music Through the Night

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