Events

Our Wednesday Noon Recital series presents Conservatory students with a platform to perform before their peers and the general public. These weekly recitals feature a variety of solo and ensemble performances across different majors.

Pianist Thomas Rosenkranz performs the full epic cycle of Olivier Messiaen's Vingt Regards sur l'enfant-Jesus (Twenty Visions of the Infant Jesus) – a remarkable performance not to be missed.

Join us for a lively forum as Boston Brass shares their insights on performance psychology, as part of the Ong Teng Cheong Professorship in Music.

Our Wednesday Noon Recital series presents Conservatory students with a platform to perform before their peers and the general public. These weekly recitals feature a variety of solo and ensemble performances across different majors.

Join us as Boston Brass coaches YST students to refine their musical performance, in a live masterclass that is open the public to attend and observe – offering the opportunity to experience the professional expertise of veteran artists as well as the learning process of young musicians up close.

Distinguished musicians from the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra coach YST students to refine their musical performance. These sessions are open to the public to attend and observe, offering the opportunity to experience the professional expertise of veteran artists as well as the learning process of young musicians up close.

Boston Brass is back at YST! Buckle up for a one-of-a-kind musical experience with colourful classical arrangements, burning jazz standards, and the best of original brass repertoire – all delivered with the quintet’s hallmark of great music and boisterous fun.

Our Wednesday Noon Recital series presents Conservatory students with a platform to perform before their peers and the general public. These weekly recitals feature a variety of solo and ensemble performances across different majors.

Distinguished pianist Kathryn Stott conducts a masterclass, working with YST students to refine their musical performance. The session is open to the public to attend and observe, offering the opportunity to experience the professional expertise of veteran artists as well as the learning process of young musicians up close.

Join YST Heads of String and Piano Studies, Professor Qian Zhou and Professor Albert Tiu, on a virtuosic journey of duality – exploring the classical elegance of Mozart in three of his less-known sonatas for keyboard and violin, and igniting the night with the fiery passion of Ravel’s Hungarian rhapsody-inspired Tzigane.