Our collection of videos is exclusively available to IRMTNZ members for their Professional Development and enjoyment.
Our videos are stored on an unlisted YouTube channel which means they cannot be viewed by the general public. We ask that members please do not share video links with non-members as this would breach the copyright license agreement we have with our presenters.
Our videos include recordings of seminars, workshops and masterclasses with leading international and local guest presenters. To view, simply click on the title of your choice below.
Videos are typically available for 12 months from the date of upload. Simply click on the green text below to watch and enjoy!
The following sessions were recorded at our Conference 2026: Kotahitanga – Creativity in Collaboration, 8 – 10 April, Nelson Centre of Musical Arts:
Dare to Dream – your students need your vision, Keynote Address with Tim Topham
Engaging Collaboratively with Aotearoa New Zealand Composition with Dr Hannah Darroch, CEO of SOUNZ
Story of Two Hats with Registered Music Therapist Alvaro Saura Moreno*
Collaborative Dialogues with violist Gillian Ansell MNZM and collaborative pianist Dr Sarah Watkins
Stage Etiquette with Gillian Ansell MNZM, New Zealand String Quartet violist
*Find notes to accompany Alvaro’s presentation HERE.
Our first Zoom in for Free PD session for 2026 on Sunday 20 February was recorded for the benefit of members who were unable to attend:
Your New Studio Assistant: how AI can lighten the load in the music studio with presenter Tim Topham
Our Wellington Branch held their own Zoom PD on Sunday 8 March and this too was recorded:
Teaching Strategies for Diverse Learners with presenter Margaret Cooke
Videos featuring Italian/Egyptian pianist Francesca Khalifa, are available until 30 September 2026:
Piano masterclass on movements of Beethoven sonatas
Lecture on Beethoven and the Liszt Connection
INTERNATIONAL CONNECTIONS
Earlier this year, Otago Branch IRMTNZ member Tom McGrath and Australian musicologist Dr Peter Phillips gave two fascinating online presentations for Global Piano Roll Meetings (GPRM), an international forum of individuals and institutions. The meeting was recorded by the Hochschule der Künste Bern (Bern University) who have kindly given us access to the video:
New additions to our video collection are advised in Ritmico Online.
Many thanks to all our presenters for allowing us to film their presentations. Thanks too, to the students and other participants who have appeared on camera, and to those who have made these video recordings.