We are grateful to our Affiliate Organisations for their friendship and support.
This category of membership is by invitation of the Council of the Institute. Please contact the Registrar for more information.
Ehara taku toa i te toa takitahi, engari he toa takitini – my strength is not that of an individual but that of many
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ABRSM is the examination board of the Royal Schools of Music and is the leading authority on musical assessment. ABRSM is committed to supporting high quality music-making, learning and development throughout the world, and to producing the best possible resources for music teachers and students. |
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ANZCA is a non-profit examining body of the performing arts. ANZCA aims to provide music teachers and students with an examination system which is both accessible and innovative, combining the security of a proven format with an exciting range of repertoire. (Jazz syllabus being released in 2017.) |
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Founded in 2004, the versatile Wellington-based Aroha String Quartet is known for its passionate musicality, impressive technique and multicultural innovation. The Aroha Quartet is committed to presenting string quartet works from western classical and avant-garde repertoire to traditional Chinese folk music, as well as works for larger forces through collaboration with numerous high-profile musicians. |
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Music has a unique ability to influence and inspire people. It connects us as human beings. At Chamber Music New Zealand, we’re absolutely committed to creating opportunities for New Zealanders from all walks of life to experience the transformative nature of music. CMNZ prides itself on bringing outstanding international and national artists to concert halls across New Zealand. |
Level 1, Zephyr House, 82 Willis Street, Te Aro Wellington 6011 PO Box 11540 T 04 384 6133 |
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The Hill Family Foundation for Arts and Music is a registered NZ charity. Its primary purposes are to promote and advance the education of young New Zealand musicians; recognize and reward excellence in the performance of their instruments; promote opportunities for the performance of local composition; and to encourage New Zealanders’ appreciation of music generally. |
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Music Education New Zealand Aotearoa (MENZA’s) core role is for the benefits of Early Childhood Education, Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Teachers with an interest in music education. It is also the national professional organisation and therefore open to all with an interest in music education. MENZA encourages regional partners and related professional organisations to contribute to the professional development of music educators. |
c/- 1288 Upper Ohauiti Road RD3 Tauranga 3173
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Christchurch Civic Music Council Incorporated (CCMC) aims to secure by co-operation with civic and other authorities and organisations, the fullest measure of public recognition and support of all forms of musical activity and to encourage the active interest and participation of the community in all forms of music making. |
P O Box 7633 T 03 339 8885 |
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The New Zealand Choral Federation’s central purpose is to promote the performance, creation and enjoyment of choral music. The Federation represents the interests of over 21,000 members from 230 chamber & community choirs, over 280 school choirs and 400 individual memberships. Among these are many top-level choral performers. |
PO Box 188 T 04 213 8883 |
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The New Zealand International Musicians and Artists Association is a charitable organization that aims to promote the advancement and development of the world’s music and art. Our goal is to support New Zealand culture through world cultural and artistic exchanges, building bridges and channels for musicians and artists. |
953C New North Road T 09 929 3623 |
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The mission of the NZ Music Examinations Board is to develop and deliver to music students at all levels a balanced, comprehensive, professional New Zealand based curriculum and assessment programme that will develop musical performance as a lifetime skill. |
PO Box 7019 T 0800 388 748 |
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The New Zealand Music Trust is a charitable organisation that seeks to develop and support new opportunities for New Zealand musicians and composers, to promote international collaboration between New Zealand musicians and musicians in other countries and to foster a wider awareness and appreciation of New Zealand music internationally. |
PO Box 28042 |
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Piano Tuners and Technicians Guild of New Zealand aims for the betterment of education and standards in piano tuning, repairs and rebuilding, and manages the Australasian Registered Piano Technician qualification (ARPT) in New Zealand. |
181 Frasers Road T 021 968 608 |
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The NZSO is the national symphony orchestra. Our vision is to provide musical experiences that inspire all New Zealanders. |
PO Box 6640 T 0800 479674 |
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Suzuki music education combines instrumental teaching with a philosophy embracing the total development of the child. The triangle of parent, teacher, and child creates a community of learning and sharing, nurturing happy and successful future world citizens through music |
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Orchestras Central professionally manages four orchestras: Trust Waikato Symphony Orchestra; Rusty Player Orchestra; Youth Orchestra Waikato; and the OCT Ensemble. We support over 300 musicians and deliver more than 30 events each year in the Waikato region. Our mission is to provide orchestral experiences that are accessible throughout the Waikato. |
PO Box 159 T 022 192 4945 |
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ORFF New Zealand Aotearoa (ONZA) promotes the Orff Approach: a way of teaching music that explores the relationship between music, movement and speech. It approaches musical learning in active ways that are responsive to the interests, contexts and abilities of students. We provide professional development opportunities for teachers and musical events for children. |
PO Box 24 432 T 021 594 268 (Hayley) |
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St Cecilia Examinations is a division of the St Cecilia School of Music and has been providing music examinations and tuition in Australia, New Zealand, Asia and Europe for over 40 years. St Cecilia’s aim is to offer musicians a fair and honest assessment of their ability through an exciting and innovative examination process. |
273 York Place City Rise Dunedin 9016 T 0800 151 661 |
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The School of Music, University of Canterbury provides degree level training and education in music for aspiring and emerging musicians and postgraduate education for upskilling and further research. |
School of Music T 03 364 2987 x 4876 |
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SOUNZ champions the music of Aotearoa New Zealand by collecting and curating resources, connecting them with audiences and collaborating with partners towards shared goals. |
PO Box 27347 T 04 801 8602 |
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Trinity College London provides a wide range of music assessments for students at all levels across classical and rock genres. Trinity’s qualifications are internationally recognised and accredited by a number of education authorities. |
PO Box 45 122 T 09 834 4801 |
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