Come and see the Central Coast Conservatorium's Children's Choir perform with Opera Australia as they visit Wyong for their regional tour of Rossini's most famous 'opera buffa' The Barber of Seville.
NSSWE’s 2022 Spring Music Festival will take place over four days in September at The Concourse in Chatswood. Central Coast Primary Wind Ensemble and Central Coast Symphonic Wind Orchestra will have the opportunity to participate in this exciting performance.
Come and see the Central Coast Conservatorium Premier Ensembles (PWE, SWO, Youth Orchestra and Youth/Children's Choir) plus special guests artists take the audience on a delightful musical journey as they present a superb concert program of classical and contemporary music. This concert is part of the Central Coast Council Music Festival.
Join us for a series of concerts at the beautiful Greenway Chapel, Green Point. The recitals give Conservatorium 1:1 students of all ages and abilities and small ensembles the opportunity to showcase their talents in a concert with an accompanist.
The Central Coast Conservatorium of Music and Gosford Regional Art Gallery are proud to present the electro-acoustic guitar duo of Guy Strazz and Mark Johns.
These two renowned performers are looking forward to presenting their premier concert at Gosford Regional Art Gallery. The concert is a musical journey of great tunes from past and present, including Guy and Mark’s original works, such as the Jazz APRA Awarded “Mandela”, Afro Bouban, and Romantica.
45 Mann Street,
Gosford NSW 2250
02 4324 7477
Mon - Fri 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Sat 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
The Central Coast Conservatorium acknowledges that we operate on the lands of the Darkinyung people. We pay our respect 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.