Congratulations to Central Coast Conservatorium of Music bassoon student Xavier Cardozo who has capped off a successful Year 12 playing with the Australian Youth Orchestra’s Young Symphonists in Bathurst.
Eight Central Coast Conservatorium students and alumni have been awarded Bouddi Foundation for the Arts grants to help further their music careers.
Central Coast Conservatorium of Music is a finalist in the 2023 Central Coast Business Awards.
More than 30 musicians from around the country descended on Central Coast Conservatorium of Music last week for the Australian Haydn Academy Spring Intensive program in Gosford.
Violinist Kaito Deed has won the Symphony Central Coast Prodigies Concerto Competition with his performance of the 1st movement of Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto in D Major.
Applications are now open for the Central Coast Conservatorium of Music 2024 Competitive Scholarships.
Crossroads Chamber Music Festival has been postponed due to illness, with new dates set for 6 - 8 October 2023.
Fresh from playing at King Charles' coronation, Australian violinist Madeleine Easton is heading up the 2023 Crossroads Chamber Music Festival, September 8 -10 presented with Central Coast Conservatorium of Music.
Self-taught guitarist, and Central Coast of Conservatorium guitar teacher and director of the Guitar Ensemble, Steve Smillie’s first professional gig was on the back of a truck aged 13 at a festival in the NSW south coast town of Kiama.
Central Coast Conservatorium of Music in Gosford is pleased to be collaborating with the Australian Haydn Ensemble to present an intensive three-day orchestral course for students exploring music of the Baroque and Classical eras led by leading historical performance experts and teachers.
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Gosford NSW 2250
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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.
