The trials of the 36th Macao Young Musician Competition, organised by the Cultural Affairs Bureau, have been concluded successfully. The Special Prizes Competition was held on 15 July at the Institute for Tourism Studies, promoting exchange between music students and offering a musical feast for the audience. Chan Wai Chon was awarded the Cultural Affairs Bureau Prize, and the winners of other categories in the Special Prizes Competition were also unveiled.

The trials of the 36th Macao Young Musician Competition, organised by the Cultural Affairs Bureau, have been concluded successfully. The Special Prizes Competition was held on 15 July at the Institute for Tourism Studies, promoting exchange between music students and offering a musical feast for the audience. Chan Wai Chon was awarded the Cultural Affairs Bureau Prize, and the winners of other categories in the Special Prizes Competition were also unveiled.

A total of 50 contests of the “36th Macao Young Musicians Competition”, organized by the Cultural Affairs Bureau, was held a few days ago. The “Special Prizes Competition” will be held on 15 July (Sunday). All 1st Prize winners of the elementary, intermediate, advanced and ensemble categories of the Chinese and Western Instruments will compete in the Special Prizes Competition, which is open to the public and family members. The schedule of the Competition and the list of the jury is available at the Macao Young Musician Competition’s website. Due to technical issues, the venue for the “Special Prizes Competition” was changed and will now be held the Institute for Tourism Studies (main campus).

The trials of the “36th Macao Young Musicians Competition”, organized by the Cultural Affairs Bureau, carried on last week at the Institute for Tourism Studies and the Macao Cultural Centre Conference Room. The competition was intense and received an enthusiastic response from the public and the participants also received a positive evaluation from the jury of each category for their performance.

The Chinese and Western instruments contest of the 36th Macao Young Musicians Competition, organized by the Cultural Affairs Bureau, carried on at the Institute for Tourism Studies last week. The competitions were overwhelming and the winners earned recognition for their performances.

The Chinese and Western instruments contests of the “36th Macao Young Musicians Competition”, organized by the Cultural Affairs Bureau, started on 23 June at the Institute for Tourism Studies and will be held until 15 July. On the first and second day of the Competition, five contests took place and respective winners were selected.

The 36th Macao Young Musicians Competition, organised by the Cultural Affairs Bureau (IC), will start on Saturday, 23 June , and will be held from 23 June to 11 July at the Institute for Tourism Studies (main campus) and at the Macao Cultural Centre Conference Room concurrently. The “Competition for Special Prizes will be held on Sunday, 15 July, at the University Hall of the University of Macau.

Organized by the Cultural Affairs Bureau (IC), the 36th Macao Young Musicians Competition, dedicated to the categories of Chinese and Western instruments, will start on 23 June (Saturday). The “Competition” will be held from 23 June to 12 July at the Institute for Tourism Studies (main campus) and the Macao Cultural Centre Conference Room, while the “Special Prizes Competition” will be held on 15 July (Sunday) at the University of Macau.

In order to promote the development of classical music in Macao, encourage young local musicians to explore their musical potential, and provide them valuable stage experience and learning opportunities, the Cultural Affairs Bureau organizes the 36th Macao Young Musicians Competition between 23 June and 15 July. Applications will be open from 4 to 15 April.