NZMSD Support listings

Brass Bands Association of New Zealand Inc.
BBANZ is an incorporated society. Its members are approximately sixty brass bands throughout New Zealand.
It is the only association representing brass bands in New Zealand. Each band has approximately twenty-five playing members, a group of learners, and thirty supporter members. Most bands have wide community support. Some are sponsored. The Association is managed by an elected Management Committee. It employs, part time, a General Manager who is responsible for the administration of the Association's activities. The objectives of the association include the promotion of brass bands, the training of youth, and maintaining the brass band movement as a high profile musical art form.

Contact: National Office: 0-4-499 9896

E: brass@banz.org.nz
W: www.brassnz.co.nz

Publication: NZ Mouthpiece

CHART - christchurchmusic.org.nz
The Christchurch Music Industry Trust
PO Box 130176, Armagh St
Christchurch 8011

P: +64 3 3654 221 (Office)
E: info@christchurchmusic.org.nz
W: www.christchurchmusic.org.nz

Music Manager: Jeff Fulton

Trustees: Neil Cox, Cath Andersen, Vicki Anderson, Paul Huggins, Tim Baird, David Saunders, Miriama MacDonald, Flip Grater & Kurt Dyer.

Christchurch music news, events, artists, venues, festivals, gig guide, giveaways and much more - Christchurchmusic.org.nz is the garden city's number one music portal keeping you up to date with the latest music industry news updated daily. CHART hosts regular professional development events, live music showcases and co-ordinates the annual CHARTFEST music festival and expo.

CREATIVE NEW ZEALAND

Central Region - Wellington

Address (for courier or parcels etc)
Creative New Zealand
Old Public Trust Building
131-135 Lambton Quay
Wellington, 6011

Postal address
Creative New Zealand
PO Box 3806
Wellington 6140

T: (04) 473 0880
F: (04) 471 2865
E: info@creativenz.govt.nz

Northern Region - Auckland

Address (for courier or parcels etc)
Creative New Zealand
3rd Floor, Southern Cross Building
Cnr High & Victoria Streets
Auckland 1140

Postal address
Creative New Zealand
PO Box 1425, Auckland 1140

T (09) 373 3066
F: (09) 377 6795
E: northern@creativenz.govt.nz

Southern Region - Christchurch

Address (for courier or parcels etc)
Creative New Zealand
Suite 6A, Level 6
728 Colombo Street
Christchurch 8011

Postal address
Creative New Zealand
PO Box 2932
Christchurch 8140

T: (03) 366 2072
E: southern@creativenz.govt.nz
Website: www.creativenz.govt.nz

Creative New Zealand (Arts Council of New Zealand Toi Aotearoa)

Creative New Zealand is the national development agency for the arts. It works in a range of ways to develop and promote New Zealand arts and artists, both at home and internationally.

Its work includes funding for arts projects; support for professional arts organisations; developing audiences and markets for the New Zealand arts; research; special initiatives such as residencies, awards and fellowships.

Funded by the New Zealand Lottery Grants board and the New Zealand Government, it was established in 1994 as a crown entity with a statutory responsibility to encourage, promote and support the arts for the benefit of all new Zealanders.

Further information, including information on how to apply for funding, is available from any of our three offices.

Independent Music New Zealand
PO Box 68-890
Newton
Auckland 1145

P: 0-9-376 0115
M: 0-21-246-2666
F: 0-9-376 0116
E: damian@nzmusic.org.nz
W: www.indies.co.nz

Business Development Manager: Damian Vaughan

Providing a voice for the interests of New Zealand independent recording labels and distributors including: weekly charts and newsletter, negotiating for services, as well as liaising with other independent associations worldwide. IMNZ’s 3 core goals are to advocate the interests of our members and the independent sector to government and other relevant organisations, aid the development of our members by holding up-skilling workshops and seminars and to provide collective group benefits/ discounts.

See website for information on how to join and membership criteria.

LOVEMUSIC.CO.NZ
Level 1, 2A Hakanoa Street
Grey Lynn, Auckland 1021
Private Bag 78-850
Grey Lynn, Auckland 1245

P: + 64-9-360 5085
F: + 64-9-360 5086
W: www.lovemusic.co.nz
E: info@lovemusic.co.nz

Lovemusic.co.nz aims to promote and encourage respect for artists, their work and their creative processes. It is also a comprehensive resource for teachers and students to explain how the music business works and encourage careers within the music industry.

MUSIC MANAGERS' FORUM NZ
C/- PO Box 68 276, Newton, Auckland
P: 0-9-376 0115
E: lorraine@mmf.co.nz
W: www.mmf.co.nz

The Music Managers' Forum (MMF) is a national not-for-profit organisation for music managers, self-managed artists and anyone with an interest in becoming a manager.

The MMF offers professional development and networking opportunities around the country for people to share and learn from the experiences of others, and an avenue through which common problems and areas of concern can be discussed. The MMF ultimately seeks to improve the managers' capacity to support the careers of the artists they represent. There are 4 regional areas for the MMF - Auckland, Wellington, Canterbury and Otago.

See website for a full list of seminars, networking opportunites and how to join.

NZ Music Commission
Te Reo Reka O Aotearoa
7 Great North Road
Ponsonby, Auckland
PO Box 68 524, Newton, Auckland

P: 0-9-376 0115
F: 0-9-376 0116
W: www.nzmusic.org.nz
E: info@nzmusic.org.nz
W: www.nzmusicmonth.co.nz

Chief Executive: Cath Andersen
International Manager: Gary Fortune
Education Manager: Stephanie Lees
NZ Music Month Manager: Steve Newall
Administration: Milon Williams

The NZ Music Commission is one of the Government funded arts agencies, focused on growing contemporary music businesses at home and abroad, with initiatives ranging from NZ Music Month to Education projects, and running the Outward Sound scheme.

NEW ZEALAND MUSICIANS UNION
Private Bag 68-914, Newton, Auckland

P: 0-9-375 2680 ext 830
M: 0-27-204 6337
F: 0-9-375 2681
E: peter.shannon@sfwu.org.nz
W: www.sfwu.org.nz

The NZMU is involved in all aspects of the industrial side of music and assists its' members free of charge with contracts, taxation, copyright, royalty and legal advice. The union also provides a comprehensive instrument insurance policy for members. The union is also active with other like minded organisations and works alongside actors, writers, composers and others in the creative arts.

NZ ON AIR
WELLINGTON
Level 2, Lotteries Commission Building
54-56 Cambridge Terrace
P O Box 9744, Wellington 6141

P: 0-4-382 9524
F: 0-4-382 9546
E: kiwihits@nzonair.govt.nz

AUCKLAND
Apartment B1/One Beresford Square
Newton, Auckland 1010

P: 0-9-377 2033
F: 0-9-377 2085
E: info@kiwihits.co.nz

W: http://www.kiwihits.co.nz & http://www.kiwihits.com

Chairman: Neil Walter
Chief Executive: Jane Wrightson
NZ Music Manager (Wn): Brendan Smyth
NZ Music Assistant Manager (Wn): David Ridler
NZ Music Promotion (Ak): Tania Dean, Emily Upston, Mike McClung.

(See centre feature for full details).

PPNZ (PHONOGRAPHIC PERFORMANCES NZ)
Level 1, 2A Hakanoa Street,
Grey Lynn, Auckland 1021
Private Bag 78-850
Grey Lynn, Auckland 1245

P: + 64-9-360 5085 or 0800 88 77 69
F: + 64-9-360 5086
W: www.ppnz.co.nz
E: info@ppnz.co.nz

Managing Director: Kristin Bowman
E: kristin@ppnz.co.nz

Royalty Distribution & Membership Manager: Dean Cameron
E: dean@ppnz.co.nz

PPNZ is the recording industry body responsible for licensing and collecting income from the broadcasting and public performance of sound and video recordings throughout New Zealand and distributing it back to the rights owners, i.e the recording artists and their labels

RIANZ (RECORDING INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND)
Level 1, 2A Hakanoa Street
Grey Lynn, Auckland 1021
Private Bag 78-850
Grey Lynn, Auckland 1245

P: + 64 9 360 5085
F: + 64 9 360 5086
W: www.rianz.org.nz
E: music@rianz.org.nz

President: Adam Holt

CEO: Campbell Smith

RIANZ is a non-profit organisation representing major and independent record producers, distributors and recording artists throughout New Zealand. RIANZ works to protect the rights and interests of a broad spectrum of creative people involved in the New Zealand recording industry.

SOUNZ, the Centre for New Zealand Music
Trading as SOUNZ
Created in New Zealand, heard around the world!

Level 1, 39 Cambridge Terrace
Wellington 6011
PO Box 10042, Wellington 6143

P: 0-4-801 8602
F: 0-4-801 8604
E: info@sounz.org.nz
W: www.sounz.org.nz

Executive Director: Scilla Askew
Marketing Coordinator: Stephen Gibbs
Information Services Coordinator: Anita Rodley
Information Services Assistant: Anna McGregor
Business Administrator: Richard Greager

The Centre for New Zealand Music, Toi te Arapuoru, provides and promotes music by New Zealand composers to enhance the mana of all New Zealanders and our sense of turangawaewae.

SOUNZ achieves this through a variety of services and projects which support the individuals and organisations involved with the creation, presentation and dissemination of this music. SOUNZ is a focus for information about NZ music and holds thousands of works by hundreds of composers – the largest accessible collection of music by NZ music composers in the world.

Through a searchable online database audio and score samples, information about works, performances, scores and recordings, profiles of composers, performers and presenters is available. Services include membership borrowing and shopping online, including nearly 1000 scores and recordings available as downloads.

There is also a retail outlet at the Centre, photocopying and binding facilities, library, meeting room and listening suite. The Centre welcomes visitors between 9am and 5pm, Monday to Friday.

Youth & Music Development Trust
P: 0-3-736 9321
E: pungalane@slingshot.co.nz

Chairperson: Lawrence Arps

Co-ordinator: Leah O’Driscoll
Co-ordinator: David Morgan

The YMDT provides mentoring, tuition and performance opportunities to youth bands and individuals. We have a dedicated rehearsal space in Greymouth and liaise with other community groups to co-ordinate performing arts events. We run several events throughout the year including the annual Open Music Forum in Greymouth which is open to musicians of all ages coast-wide.

CAROLINE LYNN (CAROLINA MOON) - VOCAL TEACHER
Mount Wellington, Auckland

E: info@carolinamoonjazzgroup.com
W: www.carolinamoonjazzgroup.com
W: www.moonmusik.com
M: 0212 389 747

Tutor: Caroline Lynn, MMus, LGSM,

Trained in London, Australia, India and NZ, Caroline teaches contemporary vocal techniques, performance, jazz, improvisation, and demystifies theory. She draws from a solid and eclectic knowledge base, rooted in the Alexander Technique, Linklater and contemporary voice science. Caroline's private studio opens early 2010, and she is currently voice teacher for the University of Auckland and MAINZ. Her teaching credits include NZSM Wellington, The Musician’s Institute London, Sydney Conservatorium, University of Western Sydney, The Australian Institute of Music.

EXCEL School of Performing Arts
20B Portage Road, New Lynn
Auckland 0640
PO Box 15357, New Lynn
Auckland 0600
P: 0-9-827 7327
F: 0-9-827 7328
E: info@excel.ac.nz
W: www.excel.ac.nz

Principal: John Knight
Course Director: Koia Tomlinson
Music Director: Ronnie Eketone
Communications Manager: Christine Yuen
Office Manager/PA to Principal: Phoebe Soeteman

EXCEL offers a one year, performance based course in Music, Dance or Drama. As part of the music programme, students can Major in Bass Guitar, Guitar, Drums, Keys or Vocals. The course is NZQA registered and students graduate with a Certificate of Performance in their chosen Major. EXCEL also offers a second year tour opportunity for selected first year graduates to tour New Zealand performing in schools, churches and theatres.

Dr Julie JACKSON-GOUGH
PhD, MM, B.Mus, F.T.C.L., L.R.S.M., Dip. Theol.,Dip. Tch, A.I.R.M.T.
Registered teacher of singing, piano, theory, class music teaching

W: http://www.irmt.org.nz/search.php
W: http://www.gerontologyandsinging.blogspot.com

I am senior lecturer in music education at Waikato University, and am now specialising in working in the retirement setting with the physical, psychological, sociological and aerobic benefits of singing. For further information on my activities and research, check out my weblog. I welcome all feedback.

MAINZ (Music & Audio Inst. of NZ) A division of Tai Poutini Polytechnic
MAINZ (Music & Audio Inst. of NZ) A division of Tai Poutini Polytechnic
150 Victoria St, Auckland
PO Box 90-113 AMC

P: 0-9-379 3819
F: 0-9-379 3816
E: mainz@tpp.ac.nz
W: www.mainz.ac.nz

We offer the following full time programmes:

Cert. in Foundation Sound & Music (Akld)
Cert. in DJ and Electronic Music Production (Akld)
Cert. in Contemporary Music Performance (Akld)
Dipl. in Contemporary Music Performance (Akld)
Cert. in Live Sound & Event Production (Akld & Chch)
Cert. in Audio Engineering & Music Production (Akld & Chch)
Dipl. in Audio Engineering & Music Production (Akld & Chch)
Dipl. in Music Event Management (Akld)
Dipl. in Creative Enterprise (Akld)

All our full time programmes are NZQA approved.
We also offer a selection of short courses in Auckland:
DJ for Beginners
Advanced DJ
Songwriting
Logic Pro
Pro Tools

OTARA MUSIC ARTS CENTRE (TAKUTAI A KIWA) & OMAC SOUNDHOUSE™
Otara Town Centre
Cnr Newbury St & Bairds Rd, Otara
Manukau City Council
Private Bag 76917, Manukau City
Auckland

P: 0-9-274 6400
F: 0-9-274 1454
E: greg.whaiapu@manukau.govt.nz
W: http://www.manukau.govt.nz

Manager: Greg Whaiapu

OMAC SoundHouse™ is a unique facility offering tailor-made classes in music and media technologies in a purpose-built computer suite. Group sessions available (minimum of 13, maximum of 30 students), catering for youth aged 8 years to 18 years of age as well as adults.

Music Classes: OMAC’s tutors offer group and one-on-one lessons in guitar, drums, singing and piano. Our dedicated and experienced music professionals provide encouragement and promote hard work to achieve your goals and self-development, while having fun!

Facilities for Hire: The main hall is a rehearsal and performance space available for hire, and is suitable for music and other performing arts. Village Recording Studio offers musicians and community groups access to a professional recording studio with the support of a dedicated and experienced technician.

Diploma in Contemporary Music
The Diploma in Contemporary Music prepares you for a career in music or music-related industries, whether your musical background is in voice, playing an instrument, composing with computers, turntabling, playing in a band or teaching music.
Throughout the diploma programme, you will be exposed to the latest technology for music production and to a variety of musical styles and heritages, from Maori and Pacific to European and Afro-American music. Strengthen your musical under-standing and widen your range of musical experiences. You will develop your creative ability and work together with your fellow students on band or ensemble performances, composing new music and learning about music production. Visits from well-known music practitioners give you a chance to find out what a career in the music industry
is really like. The programme is a mix of music labs in a dedicated Mac laboratory, group rehearsal tutorials and taught classes at a convenient, state-of-the-art venue in Waitakere City. You also have access to drop-in computer labs and rehearsal space. Flexible study options give you the chance to combine part-time study with other demands such as work, business and family commitments. Courses start in July and February each year.

Certificate in Music ( Introductory )
Do you spend all your time making music? Would you like to turn your hobby into a career? The Certificate in Music (Introductory) provides you with a range of fundamental music skills, offers opportunities for musical expression and creativity, and enables you to participate in practical music-making sessions. It prepares you for a role in the music and music-related industries, perhaps as a composer, DJ, music teacher, radio producer, song writer, sound artist or vocalist. You'll discover how to make and write music using computers and acoustic instruments. You'll also develop a broad understanding of the cultural contexts of musical styles from Aotearoa/New Zealand and beyond. The Certificate in Music (Introductory) will strengthen your learning skills in preparation for more advanced study in other areas.

Both Courses Start: February and July each year.

Contact: Dr Glenda Keam
Programme Director - Contemporary Music
Unitec New Zealand
Phone +64 9 815 4321 ext 5053
Or 0800 10 95 10
email gkeam@unitec.ac.nz
www.waitakere.unitec.ac.nz