| Name | Role | Phone | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mrs Jeanette Jones | Teacher in Charge | jones.j@whs.ac.nz |
The purpose of the Chamber Music Contest is to encourage young musicians regardless of standard or experience, to perform together and strive towards excellence. It also aims to provide an opportunity for musical activities within schools to have a link with the wider community at both a local and national level. The New Zealand Community Trust Chamber Music Contest is the longest running youth music competition in New Zealand and is the only nationwide chamber music competition for young secondary school musicians and composers in the country.
Whanganui District Finals
2024
Best Overall Group - 'No Strings Attached'
Highly Commended - 'The Dreamarz'
KBB Music Awards - 'HAIR, AIR, and FLAIR'
Most Promising Junior Group (years 7-10) - ‘Puffy Doritos’
2023
Best Performance of a NZ Work - 'Mochi'
2022
KBB Award - 'No Strings Attached'
Highly Commended - 'No Strings Attached'
Adjudicators Award - 'Romancing The Waltz'
2021
Highly Commended - 'Tenuto Trio'
Highly Commended - 'Sospiroso'
Adjudicators Award - 'Tenuto Trio'
KBB Award - 'No Strings Attached'
Who can join: The annual Chamber Music Contest provides an opportunity for students of all levels and ages to form a group and enter the contest.
When: Contest is held in June.
Event: New Zealand Community Trust Chamber Music Contest
Cost: $20 entry fee per student
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Last Reviewed: June 11, 2024
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