The Kawai Sing Program is a weekly group keyboard class and vocal program for students in Year 3-4.

“This program is aimed at kids on the Coast who show a strong interest in music and also have an interest in singing but haven’t necessarily had any formal singing or keyboard lessons,” said Central Coast Conservatorium of Music Artistic Director, Patrick Brennan.

It is a cost-effective way of gaining music education that includes both singing and keyboard skills and gives students the ability to come together in a cohort to learn transferable skills on an instrument, as well as singing and to feel the joy of being involved in a group activity.

Kawai Sing is a scholarship program sponsored by Kawai and is designed as a pathway program to keyboard and singing lessons. Entry into the program will be via audition. 

Audition Details

Students will each be invited to take part in a short musical aptitude test and meet the Kawai Sing Program team.

Students will be asked to sing a short, prepared song of their choice unaccompanied (this could be a nursery rhyme, the National Anthem or one of their favourite pieces) and will be given a simple aural and rhythm assessment. 

Want to try out for the Kawai Sing Program? Click HERE to register for our next audition day.

Kawai Sing Program FAQs

When will the Kawai Sing Program classes run? There will be one 45-minute keyboard class once a week (day to be confirmed) and a group vocal session on Monday afternoons. 

How many students will be in a class? Approximately 10 students per class.

Where will the Kawai Sing Program classes be held? The keyboard classes will be held in one of the keyboard studios. The vocal session will be held at Gosford Presbyterian Church.

What is the cost for Kawai Sing Program? $305 per term, per student, which includes the discount enabled by the Kawaii sponsorship. 

Who will be teaching the Kawai Sing Program classes? The choir program will be delivered by the CCCM team  led by Artistic Director, Patrick Brennan. Keyboard teachers to be confirmed.

Does my child need their own keyboard to practice? Children who attend the Kawai Sing Club will be learning new concepts every week. Many of these will require further revision and consolidation between classes. It is therefore recommended that students have access to a piano or keyboard at home. 

For more information phone our office on 4324 7477 or email nicky.castle@cccmusic.nsw.edu.au