HSC Music Day 2024
Two people are sitting at a desk writing notes
The University of Newcastle's Conservatorium of Music is excited to be presenting HSC Music Day again in 2024, this year with some exciting program additions and presenters.
We invite your Year 11 and 12 music students to attend on Friday 3 May 2024 at the Harold Lobb Concert Hall, Conservatorium of Music from 9:00am until 2:30 pm. Tickets for this event are limited.
This year's exciting program will focus on Australian music and include performances by Encore nominees, local artists, valuable presentations by HSC markers and a selection of performance, composition, musicology and aural skills workshops.
Event information
The cost of the day is $45.00 per student (including GST). One teacher per student group will be admitted for free. You must indicate total numbers with your booking. Additional teachers are $45.00 per person.
Students attending will be provided with a comprehensive Music Resource booklet. All students are expected to bring writing materials and wear full school uniform to this event. To comply with venue safety requirements, large school backpacks must not be brought into the foyer or Concert Hall. Students may bring a small bag for personal belongings and writing materials.
Snacks will be available for purchase from the foyer canteen, however, students are encouraged to bring a packed lunch or organise individual arrangements for a ‘Picnic in the Park’ (weather permitting).
Please note that tickets have sold out for HSC Music Day. However, students can now attend via live stream.
To secure your attendance to our live stream, register online:
Credit card payment is accepted or you can request an invoice be sent to your school. Please note that a valid Purchase Order number is required at the time of registration. We will then email you an invoice for payment. Payment on the day is not accepted.
We look forward to welcoming you to the 2024 HSC Music Day!
Event Information
- Date: Friday 3 May 2024 from 9:00am - 2:30pm
- Location: Harold Lobb Concert Hall, The Conservatorium
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