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In Memoriam: Clive Robbins (1927-2011), A Founder of Music Therapy Method
NYU Steinhardt mourns the loss of Clive Robbins, research scientist and founding director of NYU's Nordoff-Robbins Center for Music Therapy. He died on December 7, 2011.
2012 Workshops
The Raukatauri Music Therapy Centre is once again offering a range of professional development workshops in 2012. Please see the attached flyer for details and enrolment form. Early enrolment is advised as spaces are limited.
Meet our Supporters
Patrons
The Raukatauri Centre is very fortunate to have as its Patrons New Zealand musicians Hayley Westenra and Boh Runga.
Hayley Westenra
New Zealand soprano Hayley Westenra became an international star, aged 16, when her album Pure was released. Pure became the fastest-selling international début classical album ever, and has sold more than two million copies worldwide. Hayley has received numerous awards for her contributions to music, both in New Zealand and elsewhere. In November 2008 she was named "classical performer of the year" at the Variety Club's annual awards in London. Hayley has performed for dignitaries around the world and is the youngest-ever Unicef Ambassador. As well as being Patron of the Raukatauri Centre, she contributes to charities all around the world.
Boh Runga
Boh Runga is the lead singer and guitarist of iconic New Zealand rock band Stellar*. Stellar* was Sony Music's biggest selling kiwi band, and won eight Tui Awards for Mix and its 2001 follow up album Magic Line. Boh comes from a very musical family, with sisters Bic and Pearl both in the music industry. In 2008, Boh headed to Los Angeles to begin recording her first solo album, Beside You. The album was critically acclaimed in New Zealand, and Boh generously donated $1 from each album sale to the Raukatauri Centre. Boh also has her own jewellery line, in association with gold bullion company NZ Mint. Her first jewellery range, Birdland, was based on her love of New Zealand's native birds. Boh currently lives in Los Angeles.
Music Ambassadors
The Raukatauri Centre is privileged to have the support of some of New Zealand's best-loved musicians. As well as having performed at the Centre's Annual Fundraisers over the years, the following musicians are official RMTC Music Ambassadors.
- Carly Binding
- Shayne Carter
- Tim Finn
- Brooke Fraser
- Dave Gibson
- Nathan Haines
- Jason Kerrison
- Don McGlashan
- Anika Moa
- Te Awanui Reeder
- Scribe
- Hollie Smith
- Karl Steven
- Barnaby Weir
Donors
A very special thanks to the following organisations:
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Sir Ernest Hyam Davis Estate |
Alexander Harold Watson Trust |
Ted and Mollie Carr Endowment Trust | |
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