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Bridget Douglas

Flute

Bridget Douglas performs in Brandenburg and Poem of Ecstasy.

Bridget is Section Principal Flute of the NZSO and an Artist Teacher in Flute at the New Zealand School of Music - Te Kōkī.

She graduated from Victoria and Otago Universities before travelling to the USA for postgraduate study with the assistance of a Fulbright Graduate Award. While in New York, Bridget won the New York Flute Club and Artists International Competitions resulting in debut recitals at Carnegie and CAMI Halls.

Bridget teaches and mentors young musicians throughout NZ. She is a founding member of the contemporary music ensemble Stroma and enjoys playing a diverse range of chamber music.

Bridget is actively involved in performing and commissioning NZ composers to create music unique to Aotearoa. She has released CDs of both New Zealand and international music, four of which were finalists for Best Classical Album in the Aotearoa Music Awards.

In 2020 she was awarded the CANZ (Composers Association of NZ) KBB Citation for Services to NZ Music.

Supported by Les Taylor QC

Stephen Hough Masterclass

Pre-concert Dinner - Beethoven 9

Baroque Delights: NZSO Summer Tour

Pre-Concert Dinner 2027

Online Classroom Sessions: Introduction to the Orchestra (Years 3-8)

Online Classroom Session: Musical Emotions (Years 0-2)

Online Classroom Session: Soundscapes - How Music Can Tell a Story (Years 3-4)

Beethoven and Mozart

Troy Kingi Presents: 10|10|10 - The Final Chapter with the NZSO

Mozart's Gran Partita

Organ Recital with James McVinnie

Elouan String Quartet

Art of the Score: The Music of Joe Hisaishi

Dvořák and Sibelius

Matariki Concert with Louis Baker

From the Canyon to the Stars

Anna Lapwood Organ Recital

Anna Lapwood: Cosmology

NZSO Chamber Strings

Emerging Artists '27

Beethoven Piano Concertos (2, 3 & 4)

Beethoven Piano Concertos (1 & 5)

Javier Perianes with NZSO Chamber Strings

One Thousand and One Nights

Todd Young Composer Awards

A Short History of Beethoven Symphonies

Kia Kotahi Beethoven