Central Coast Conservatorium of Music cellist Krys Cox won the CCCM 2023 Junior Instrumental Scholarship and an Allen Family Scholarship Junior Encouragement Award. Krys learns cello with Heather Hinrichs, flute through the Central Coast Conservatorium School Band Program and plays with Central Coast Youth Orchestra.
As 2022 draws to a close, there are some exciting things to look forward to at the Central Coast Conservatorium in 2023 - including moving into our new refreshed and upgraded building at 45 Mann St in Gosford.
More than 300 primary school students from 18 schools across the Central Coast came together in Narara for Central Coast Conservatorium Band Festival 2022.
Congratulations to Year 10 Gosford High School student Kaito Deed who has won first place in the the Central Coast Conservatorium Allen Family Scholarship Finals. Fifteen-year-old violinist Kaito won the…
Central Coast Philharmonia Choir's Lux concert has been postponed due to COVID, with a new date set for 25 February 2023.
It will be a family affair when generations of musicians and singers come together for the next Central Coast Philharmonia concert on 26 November.
Central Coast Conservatorium of Music has appointed experienced arts & business educator Dr Lisa Barnes as its new Chief Executive Officer.
Congratulations to all 18 recipients of the Central Coast Conservatorium of Music Competitive Scholarships and awards.
Parents, did you know children can develop resilience through group music making, such as in a school or community choir, orchestra or band?
It was a full house for Sydney International Piano Competition winner Alexander Gadjiev's afternoon concert at Greenway Chapel in Green Point, presented by the Central Coast Conservatorium of Music.
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The Central Coast Conservatorium of Music Ltd acknowledges that it operates on the lands of the Darkinyung people and pays respects to this land and its people. We acknowledge those ancestors that defended, walked on and managed these lands for many generations and who have left a legacy of strong cultural wisdom and knowledge embedded in these lands today. We acknowledge and recognise all Aboriginal people who have come from other First Nations groups and who have now come to call this country their home. We acknowledge the Elders past, present and emerging who are the knowledge holders, teachers and pioneers.
