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We encourage the
performance aspect of music as it builds confidence and
self-esteem, not to mention experience in performance.
There are various levels of performance with in-house
concerts as well as performances to the general public at
various venues throughout Perth and country areas. A major
concert can attract as many as 800 people!
Performances are not reserved for advanced musicians - even
beginners get the chance to perform in front of a crowd.
Award ceremonies
Every few weeks we host award ceremonies. These important
events are held at one of our studios and are attended by up
to 60 people including teachers, family and friends of
students.
The awards ceremony is followed by a short concert where the
very best students are chosen to perform. Teachers also
regularly perform at awards ceremonies.
Classical Guitar
Used to accompany singers, as a solo instrument, or
as part of a band or orchestra. Guitarists can play
chords by strumming, or they can play one note at a time
by plucking a single string |
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Pro-exam concerts
These concerts are designed to help students practice their
performance skills in a friendly, pre-examination
environment. They are held periodically at one of our
studios and teachers, family and friends are invited to
attend. As students perform, members of the audience are
encouraged to offer their opinions/insights on how to
improve the performance for upcoming examinations.
End of term
concerts
At the end of each School Term, individual teachers may
organise a concert to showcase the talents of their
students. These are very entertaining, and can include
bands, ensembles, recitals and other acts.
Our carefully managed concerts are a great way for newly
formed bands to experience live performance under the
watchful eye of their teachers. These larger concerts offer
a secure pathway toward unsupervised professional
appearances.
End of term concerts can be staged at our studios. Larger
events are held at various venues throughout Perth and
country areas.
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Some of our more dedicated students go on to play in
professional orchestras |
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