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Queensland Youth Music Awards is one of Queensland's longest standing school music competitions commencing 23 April -Over 4000 performers!
See 2012 Schedule here
See 2012 results here
All performing ensembles will be awarded Gold, Silver or Bronze Certificates
First, Second and Third prize monies totalling $5000
Every primary school child participating receives a merit ribbon!
More information on our wonderful performance venues in 2012:
Morris Hall, Churchie - Oaklands Parade East Brisbane Directions
The Gap State High School Auditorium -1020 Waterworks Road The Gap Directions
Eatons Hill State School Community Centre - via Apex Grove Directions
Queensland Baptist Centre Main Auditorium -55 Prospect Road Gaythorne Directions
Coorparoo State Primary School Auditorium - 327 Old Cleveland Road Coorparoo Directions
Central Bardon (formerly Professional Development Centre)- 390 Simpsons Rd Bardon
"QYMA has a long tradition of providing a friendly and supportive environment for young musicians to perform. It is this aspect of the joy of performance that gives the competition its special atmosphere - winning a prize is merely a bonus to the many benefits of being involved." Professor Peter Roennfeldt, Queensland Conservatorium and President of ANCA
"The Queensland Youth Music Awards is always a great way to start the year, my students particularly love the opportunity to watch other choirs perform in such a positive atmosphere."
Daniel Crump Mt Alvernia Curriculum Leader: The Arts and QLD President of KMEIA
Queensland Youth Music Awards is one of Queensland's longest standing school music competitions in its 45th year in 2012. The competition provides opportunities for the following ensembles:
v Infant, Primary, Middle and Secondary school choirs
v String Ensembles
v Concert Bands
v String Orchestras
v Stage Bands
See the 2012 Preliminary Schedule here
All performing ensembles will be awarded Gold, Silver or Bronze Certificates
First, Second and Third prize monies totally $5000
Every primary school child participating receives a merit ribbon!
Venues 2012 to be confirmed:
v The Gap State High School Auditorium (1020 Waterworks Rd, The Gap 4061)
v Eatons Hill State School
v Stafford Salvation Army Church (Hayward Street, Stafford)
v One Southside venue TBC
Congratulations to all 2011 performers! See results here
"QYMA has a long tradition of providing a friendly and supportive environment for young musicians to perform. It is this aspect of the joy of performance that gives the competition its special atmosphere - winning a prize is merely a bonus to the many benefits of being involved." Professor Peter Roennfeldt, Queensland Conservatorium and President of ANCA
"The Queensland Youth Music Awards is always a great way to start the year, my students particularly love the opportunity to watch other choirs perform in such a positive atmosphere."
Daniel Crump Mt Alvernia Curriculum Leader: The Arts and QLD President of KMEIA
Queensland Youth Music Awards is one of Queensland's longest standing school music competitions in its 45th year in 2012. The competition provides opportunities for the following ensembles:
v Infant, Primary, Middle and Secondary school choirs
v String Ensembles
v Concert Bands
v String Orchestras
v Stage Bands
See the 2012 Preliminary Schedule here
All performing ensembles will be awarded Gold, Silver or Bronze Certificates
First, Second and Third prize monies totally $5000
Every primary school child participating receives a merit ribbon!
Venues 2012 to be confirmed:
v The Gap State High School Auditorium (1020 Waterworks Rd, The Gap 4061)
v Eatons Hill State School
v Stafford Salvation Army Church (Hayward Street, Stafford)
v One Southside venue TBC
Congratulations to all 2011 performers! See results here
"QYMA has a long tradition of providing a friendly and supportive environment for young musicians to perform. It is this aspect of the joy of performance that gives the competition its special atmosphere - winning a prize is merely a bonus to the many benefits of being involved." Professor Peter Roennfeldt, Queensland Conservatorium and President of ANCA
"The Queensland Youth Music Awards is always a great way to start the year, my students particularly love the opportunity to watch other choirs perform in such a positive atmosphere."
Daniel Crump Mt Alvernia Curriculum Leader: The Arts and QLD President of KMEIA
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