Mitchell Conservatorium's [MitCon] scholarship holders for 2021 will get the opportunity this Sunday to showcase their exemplary talents as musicians via a concert streamed live online.
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From 3pm Sunday, performances from MitCon's 2021 scholarship holders will be streamed live to the event page on Facebook.
MitCon executive director Graham Sattler said scholarships are awarded each year to a selection of mostly school-aged students who display commitment and passion for learning and performing.
"We award scholarships to students of varying skill levels; it's more about passion than perfection," Dr Sattler said.
"Around 16 scholarships are awarded each year, and the concerts never fail to highlight exceptional talent."
"It's very important to recognise the skill of students who may need that extra little push to hone their talent."
For more information, visit the MitCon Facebook page.
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