The Flute Farm

26/04/2025

There are a few places available for both groups starting this Tuesday and Wednesday. If you would just like to come along and check Keri Kids Music out, please get in touch :)

10/06/2023

Chopin Polonaises and Songs: June 17th 2.30pm....

A few seats are still available for an uplifting musical afternoon!
featuring Matteo Napoli (piano) and Lilia Carpinelli (soprano)
This extraordinary, intimate concert presents no less than seven Polonaises, including several of the most famous: the “Military” Polonaise in A major Op. 40/1, the Op. 44 “Tragic” Polonaise in F # minor, and the powerful “Heroic” Polonaise Op.53, along with the magnificent Andante spianato et grande polonaise brillante in its solo piano version.

Rounding out the programme, Lilia performs four songs from Chopin’s Opus 74 (to be sung in English), and two of Auckland’s most engaging, accomplished young pianists will make guest appearances.

Complimentary tea, coffee and cookies will be served during the interval.
email [email protected] for booking info -
NO DOOR SALES SORRY

11/01/2023

22/10/2022

https://www.eventfinda.co.nz/2022/orion-piano-trio/kerikeri

Really looking forward to hosting Orion Trio tomorrow - great classical music followed by a sumptuous afternoon tea to celebrate this, the first concert with the just-landed Feurich 190 concert grand piano!

Orion Piano Trio, Schubert - Piano Trio No.2 in E flat, Op. 100 Claire Cowan - 'Subtle ..., The Flute Farm, Kerikeri, Northland, 23 October 2022,

07/10/2021

The Waihaua Stream, newly cleared and rushing down our western boundary during the wonderful rain received today in Kerikeri.

07/10/2021

The gardens here have benefited from Mr BBC’s spadework these last early spring days. New hedges are planted, the birthday daffodils rose in a multitude and our made the most of their yoga platform overlooking the southern lake 🌞

07/03/2020

The stage is set !
Gates open 4.30 for 6.00pm start - let the Opera Picnic begin!

31/01/2020

Our first event of 2020 features top-notch Scottish folk singer Alistair Brown.

Born in Scotland, and now living in Cornwall in England’s balmy southwest, Alistair Brown has been singing the old songs, and new songs written by people who like the old songs, since he was fifteen years old.

Saturday February 1st, 5.30pm on the Flute Farm Studio lawn. Entry by koha - (Alistair is very flexible on this but I would like to suggest $15+ for an adult....).

Audiences at concerts and festivals across North America, Australia, New Zealand and the UK have responded enthusiastically to his performances, covering the field from big ballads, comic ditties, songs of struggles (usually unsuccessful) against temptation, odes to conviviality and songs of unashamed sentimentality, to outrageously funny stories from a master of the art - all this accompanied by anglo concertinas and button accordion.

Bring your hats, a snack and a beverage, and something to sit on. In the unlikely event it is raining, the concert will be inside the studio. Let me know if you are planning to come so I can give Alistair some idea of numbers!

Check him out here: http://alistairbrown.com/recordings.html

Enjoy the sunshine folks :)

Billy Taylor, There's Bound to be a Row, Paddy in Glasgow, If You Want to See the General, Wave Over Wave, Irish Jubilee, Green Cottage Polkas, Where Ravens Feed, A Wee Bird Cam Tae Ma Apron, French Set, False Bride, Deil in the Lum, Below Niagara Falls, Sae Will We Yet/ Glencoe Village Hall