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F E A T U R E D   R E V I E W S

E V E N T S​

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Piano Hits 29 July, Marama Hall - "The hits came fast and tick as the Cellists of Otago took a large audience on a roller coaster ride through the piano repertoire - The Star 29 July 2018

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'Cello Goes Pop,  14 October 2018 "An adaptable group, Cellists of Otago gave an excellent performance of challenging and entertaining programme' - The Star

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Norma’s Birthday Celebrated in Style’, Elizabeth Bouman, Otago Daily Times, 7 October 2019

“Both calm and beautiful lyrical themes from 16 cellos”

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‘Delightful Afternoon of Celebration and Music’, Brenda Harwood, The Star, 10 October 2019

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‘Cello for Africa At Porirua a Spectacular and Moving Multi-Cultural Collaborative Event’, Peter Mechen, Middle C, Classical Music Reviews, Wellington, 24 November 2019

N E W S

'Cellists of Otago had a very successful and fruitful 2023. We have provided a platform for musicians and audiences to experience the joy of playing and hearing music. We have increased in member numbers, in level of playing and expanded our following' - Heleen du Plessis, Director Cellists of Otago

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Be Moved!
Cellists of Otago presents a vibrant concert that merges the rich tones of a cello ensemble with the dazzling, soulful sounds of the Dunedin City Jazz Orchestra, featuring soloists Nick Cornish (saxophone) and Heleen du Plessis (cello). This unique fusion of genres celebrates Latin music with rhythmic Sambas, passionate Tangos—including Por Una Cabeza from A Scent of a Woman—and heartwarming melodies such as Perhaps Perhaps, Perhaps and Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars.

Be Moved! is more than just a concert—it’s an invitation to experience being moved by music that stirs the soul and to inspire moving with music. It aims to raise awareness about well-being and sustainability, aligning with this year’s Mental Health Awareness Week theme, “Movement: Moving More for Mental Health.” Join us in celebrating the power of music to inspire connection, raise reminiscence, and contribute to our collective well-being.
 
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