Auckland Classical Guitarist Bruce Paine - Blog

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Title	Hits
The Value of Music	147
Seasons Greetings and a Musical Gift for 2025	247
BandCamp Listening Party - November 16, 2025, 7:30 PM GMT+13	330
A Change in Direction	311
Quality, Not Quantity	254
Rediscovering Focus Online	518
Through Familiar Eyes	327
New Editions Now Available	559
New Release: Seikilos Chimes for Solo Guitar	384
Four Māori Folk Song–Inspired Works Now Published!	494
AI - What can you belief?	452
Blast from the past...	508
A Note on Homegrown Recordings	543
Made in New Zealand	928
Christmas Greetings and a Special Music Offering	1075
Watch the full recording of my May 26 Livestream Guitar Recital	2308
Podcast: RNZ Concert May 8th	1477
NZ Herald online edition, article...	1332
Upcoming solo album release	1263
Waikoropupū Springs protected...	1626
Where did all the concerts go?	1630
Update on concerts in 2023...	525
Sheet music update...	1362
End of online PDF sales...	1504
End of 2022 - Signs of life	1402
The Selwyn Recital now digital...	2338
Seikilos Chimes : video release	2161
Themes, Dreams and Seasons	2383
Trio recording announced...	2055
Online concert writeup May 22nd	2712
NZ Music Month - May 2020	2364
Summary 2019	2702
'Waitemata Reverie' NAXOS album out now!	3025
New Zealand Herald article 13 September..	4526
New video released...	2869
Waitemata Reverie sheet music released	2938
The Selwyn Recital track downloads	2776
2018 Summary	3349
CD Launch - September 28th 2018...	3216
The Art of Sound and Motion - GFA premiere	3408
Why the ‘classical’ guitar?	3414
Q and A Spotlight on Bruce Paine	3887
High praise from 'The New Listener'…	3563
2017 in Summary	4053
Alberton Waltz - 6th out of 110!	3854
Premiere recordings of Paine...	4232
Music on Amazon...	4651
Indie Music...	4500
PDF Sheet Music...	4164
Alberton Waltz sheet music now available...	4238

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