Chiron’s Flute Students ZOOM to the next level!
On the 3rd of May, we held our very first ‘Online Concert via Zoom’ for our junior flute students. This created a unique opportunity for the students to perform (all…
Building Bridges in a Time of Isolation
On March 22nd, just before COVID-19 caused social gatherings of all kinds to be cancelled or postponed, eighteen students under the age of seven performed for their families, classmates, and…
Diane Huh – Chiron’s Young Artist of 2019
The Sibelius Violin Concerto was written for the virtuoso its composer was unable to become. Sibelius' first love was performance, but, lacking technical mastery with the violin, he instead wrote…
NEW Kodály Musicianship Classes
Our new Kodály Musicianship Classes involves singing, movement and joyfulness, carefully designed to lead children aged 3 – 10 to a holistic understanding of music through ‘doing’. Kodály Musicianship Classes…
Benedict Lim Captivates at Auckland String Quartet Summer School
To a small, enthusiastic audience in St Cuthbert's College's spacious Clouston Hall, Benedict Lim and Somi Kim performed in association with the Auckland String Quartet School on January 4th. School…
Chiron Launches New Charitable Trust
On 3 November 2019, at the Auckland Town Hall, the Chiron Charitable Trust was officially launched. Guests from around New Zealand were treated to performances from talented Chiron music school…
An Evening of Music for the Future of Music
The Chiron Charitable Trust exists to foster the next generation of New Zealand classical music as it becomes the current generation. At the Trust's launch, around a hundred attendees had…
Congratulations to our Head of Strings’ University Student
Congratulations to our Head of Strings’ University student, Diane Huh, who won the National Concerto Competition last weekend performing the Sibelius Violin Concerto. Auckland violinist Diane Huh has won first…
Top Marks for ARSM Diploma
50 out of 50! At the end of 2017, 17-year-old flautist Alvin Peng took our ARSM diploma in New Zealand and was awarded full marks – 50 out of 50!…
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