Central Coast Concert Band will be dedicating their next concert at Gosford Anglican Church on Saturday 5 August, to esteemed former musical director, the late Robert Bedwell OAM.
Multi-talented student Kairavan Selvarajan learns guitar with Guy Strazz and also has trumpet lessons as well as playing drums, piano, violin and ukelele. He also plays in the Central Coast Conservatorium's Primary Wind Ensemble.
Congratulations to the finalists in Symphony Central Coast’s Prodigies Concerto Competition, which includes CCCM violin students Kaito Deed and Minjy Lee and former student Sophie Kelly.
Calling all primary school beginner strings players. Would you like to play in a group with other string musicians at Central Coast Conservatorium of Music? Join our Mini Strings program.
Is your child starting school next year? Give your child the best start with Central Coast Conservatorium’s research-based children’s music program: build confidence, reading readiness, and make new friends.
Music teachers turned music students when staff took turns on the conducting podium at a Central Coast Conservatorium teacher professional development day in Gosford.
Flute and cello students from St Joseph’s Catholic College and Central Coast Conservatorium of Music have joined forces for a world-first recording project in Robert Knox Hall.
Central Coast Conservatorium of Music Artistic Director Patrick Brennan is featured in a new documentary being screened on the ABC which shines a light on the many mental health benefits of music.
Students and teachers from Central Coast Conservatorium are the focus of a new documentary by Central Coast independent filmmaker Kaye Harrison.
Five Central Coast Philharmonia Choir singers are set to join choristers from around the world in London for a special performance of Dan Forrest’s Lux in Southwark Cathedral in June.
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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.
