Image collection: Music

This is a sample of photographs of music related subjects. You can search the catalogue for more or browse the collections.

The Besses o’ th’ Barn Band. [1907]	An Auckland vocalist. [1907]	The Exhibition choir and orchestra [1906]
The pipe bands in the massed display. [1907]	A busker with a banjo entertaining in Cathedral Square, Christchurch [1927]	The Bicycle Band [ca. 1900]
The Aotea Ladies' Dish-Can Band [13 Feb. 1919]	The music and piano department on the ground floor of D.I.C. [ca. 1900]	A hackney at the intersection of Cashel & High Streets : with Milner & Thompson's music store on the right & Inglis' building on the left. [ca. 1882]
High Street, looking east down Cashel Street : Milner & Thompsons' music shop, Inglis Building, Union Steam Ship Co. [ca. 1882]	The anti-consumption crusade : Dr Greenwood and Mr Hornbrook at Rangiora : the Rangiora Brass Band shown leading the procession to Victoria Park. [1906]	Unveiling the foundation stone of the Band Rotunda by Thomas Edmonds [26 Sept. 1929]
In 1877 working parties began cutting away the cliffs to form the lawns and gardens of Caroline Bay, Timaru [193-?]	A cycling novelty [1898]	Edmonds Band Rotunda, Christchurch [195-?]
Sydenham Park : with reading room, band rotunda and water tower. [ca. 1900]	The last tram travels from the New Brighton Post Office to the pier [18 Oct. 1952]	General view of pier and enclosures : showing terminus of two trams and pier front. [ca. 1920]
Victoria Square looking past the band rotunda towards the Cathedral spire [ca. 1925]	On the sands, New Brighton, Christchurch. [ca. 1920]	[top] The scene in Cranmer Square while the children were singing. [bottom] A section of the [crowd] drawn up by schools. [July 1919]
The band rotunda on Sumner beach [1911]	Celebrating victory over Japan (VJ Day, 14 August 1945), Normans Road, Bryndwr [Aug. 1945]	The corner of Cashel and High Streets, Christchurch [ca. 1880]