ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Composer Natalie Hunt supported herself during her student years with data entry jobs - she even wrote a piece about it. Now she's won the 2026 SOUNZ commission for Orchestra and Sistema Youth Orchestra, writing music for people at the start of their musical journey.
Watch the NZ String Quartet play Natalie Hunt's Data Entry Groove.
Read about the concert Natalie's SOUNZ piece will play in.
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