The Academy of Music and Dance serving Surrey (Guildford), Langley (Walnut Grove) and White Rock

Recital Information

Our recitals are fun and exciting for both the participants and the audience. Everyone is invited. Admission is free. To register for a recital please fill out the
Recital Registration Form

Students are encouraged to play in the recitals and use their skills. Our teachers take great care in preparing students for the recitals.

Trophies are awarded for Student of the year, most improved student, Technical Excellence, Composer of the year, Best Recital Performance. Certificate awards are given for special achievements.

During the holiday season we arrange shows at many of the Convalescent Hospitals and homes. This is a great way for students to provide a little pleasure for these people, some of whom have no family to take care of them over the holiday season. Students often tell us that they love these shows because they can use their skills and do a good deed.

Please watch the RECITAL SCHEDULE link on this page for the dates and places of any shows and recitals.

Congratulations to our Students of the Year for 2007!


Cameron Takahashi,
a 7 year old who is learning piano with Ms. Nico and a beginning guitar player, taking lessons with Mr. Dante was awarded as the 2007 STUDENT OF THE YEAR. He is dedicated, shows up to his lessons well prepared and makes excellent progress. Cameron is creative and a natural performer. Congratulations Cameron. Cameron is photographed receiving his Trophy.

 

Leila Kulenovic

 

 

A 9 year old, who is learning piano with Ms. Nico was awarded as the Primer STUDENT OF THE YEAR
She is very passionate about her lessons and music and has shown great progress. Congratulations Leila. Leila is photographed playing in the last recital before she was awarded as student of the year.

 

Check Calendar for recital dates.

Recital Registration

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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