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The O'Connor's Live at NZique Saturday 20th February from 1.00pm till 3.00pm.
Amanda and Sean O'Connor, who are renowned for their beautiful harmony singing, and equally beautiful melodic and heartfelt songs, feature at Petone Fair this year at NZique (cnr Jacksons & Fitzherbert Streets) on Saturday 20th February between 1-3pm.
Their performance from 1-2pm will be followed by a 'play-shop', an interactive & fun workshop based on their latest CD release, 'Waiata Mai'.
Sean is an accomplished guitarist and Amanda a brilliant flautist.
Their songs range from gentle yet powerful ballads to upbeat and inspirational songs. They also include songs of social, spiritual and ecological conscience in their original repertoire.
They have released 5 original CDs, one of Irish songs and 'Waiata Mai - Maori Proverbs in Song', with original music by Sean, sung with their children Acacia and Rosie who also write music, sing and play instruments.
The O'Connors are part of a growing number of independent NZ Music artists whose CDs are available at NZique, part of a new initiative to include, promote and support top quality NZ music deserving of attention, alongside NZique's diverse range of all-NZ arts and crafts.
Amongst other CDs currently in-store are Rosy Tin Tea Caddy, Ras Judah, The Mamaku Project, Kath Bee, Caidre, Road, Mea, Tina Bridgman, Lotek, and more.
For more information and enquiries phone NZique on 04 589 2091 or email us.
Amanda and Sean are both New Zealanders of part Maori descent. They have lived in North and South America, performing and teaching extensively in both continents. They now live in Wellington, New Zealand where they play as a duo or in up to a six-piece band.
Sean and Amanda both lead InterPlay, a creative community building practice. Amanda uses music and InterPlay in settings including pre-school groups and with the intellectually disabled. Sean also leads Natural High, the Korokoro Community Choir.
'A spiritual wake-up call' 'Consummate entertainers who blew the stage away at their first Nashville House Concert'Linda Titolo, Concert Host, Nashville 'An extraordinary experience... no music has done this to me before... moving and powerful... crisp and clever... a spiritual wake-up call.'
Alice Moult, Hawkes Bay Today.
