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The Collegiate of Specialist Music Educators Supporting music education and music therapy for children 
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Celebration Sing Out! 2021
returns to our YouTube concert hall
returns to our YouTube concert hall
Creating a Wealth of Good
Celebration Concerts raise over $30,000 each year for Music Therapy at The Children's Hospital at Westmead, Sydney.
The concerts also create a wealth of cherished personal and shared memories through the performance of great and wonderful music.
Celebration Concerts raise over $30,000 each year for Music Therapy at The Children's Hospital at Westmead, Sydney.
The concerts also create a wealth of cherished personal and shared memories through the performance of great and wonderful music.
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Celebration Sing Out ! 2021 This year, our annual Celebration Sing out ! was held on our YouTube concert hall. This offered singers from all around Australia the opportunity to join in. We welcomed singers of all ages, primary and secondary students, friends and family, as well as community and professional vocialists to celebrate with us in this annual event. * All information, photographs, pictures and recordings were collected in strict compliance with our Privacy Policy. Please contact us for more information. |
Directed by our Music Director Mal Hewitt OAM, and our Choir Director Warren Fisher, led by our specialist educators Gwen Blackwell, Julie Stockton and Theresa Sanderson, our programme this year has three releases and they bring to you four songs:-
For more information please see our Celebration Sing Out! 2021 page.
- My Lord What a Morning (Gospel) - for our first release on 17th Oct.
- Morningtown Ride (Seekers) - for our second release on the 14th Nov.
- Blackbird (Lennon and McCartney) - also with our second release on the 14th Nov.
- Ding-a-Ding-a-Ding (Greg Gilpin) - final release on the 12th Dec.
For more information please see our Celebration Sing Out! 2021 page.
Music Education and Music Therapy: Advocacy, support and fundraising
I would teach children music, physics, and philosophy; but most importantly music, for in the patterns of music and all the arts are the keys of learning.
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CSME is an organisation of highly experienced and passionate music educators.. The members are comprised of both retired and practising teachers with a wealth of experience in the music classroom, in orchestras and choirs for children, in concert giving and in music camps at regional and state level.
The members of the Collegiate make valuable contributions in lobbying for high quality music education in NSW primary and high schools. And of course, in organising and supporting the annual Celebration Sing Out! concert. |