AUSTA ACT - Stephen Chin
28mar1:30 PM5:00 PMAUSTA ACT - Stephen Chin
Event Details
Save the date!! AUSTA ACT Stephen Chin Date & Time: 28 March 2026 Session 1: Intonation 1.30-3.00pm Session 2: Achieving Success 3.30-5.00pm Venue: 54 National Circuit Forrest Cost: Members: $30.00/session or both sessions $45.00 Non-Members: $45.00/session
Event Details
Save the date!!
AUSTA ACT
Stephen Chin
Date & Time:
28 March 2026
Session 1: Intonation 1.30-3.00pm
Session 2: Achieving Success 3.30-5.00pm
Venue:
54 National Circuit Forrest
Cost:
Members: $30.00/session or both sessions $45.00
Non-Members: $45.00/session or both sessions $65.00
Students with current student ID: $15.00/session or both sessions $25.00
Registration Link for Stephen Chin Presentations
Stephen Chin
Stephen is formerly a Principal String Teacher and Director of Orchestras at Brisbane Grammar School, is a past National President of the Australian String Teachers’ Association (AUSTA) and was inaugural conductor of the BEL Orchestra at the University of Queensland. He is also a lecturer in String Pedagogy at the Queensland Conservatorium of Music, Griffith University. His early studies at Sydney University in violin and composition were completed under John Harding and Peter Sculthorpe respectively. He has performed with The ABC Sinfonia, The Badinerie Players, The Queensland Philharmonic Orchestra, The Queensland Symphony Orchestra, The Queensland Pops Orchestra and Corda Spiritus. Stephen publishes a number of string compositions and arrangements which have been used as test pieces for competitions throughout Australia and as examination pieces for the Australian Music Examination Board (AMEB).
Session 1: Intonation
History of string tuning and with practical approaches to support students to refine their intonation.
Session 2: Motivating your students to achieve success
As Stephen is a violinist, this is aimed at violin & viola teachers, however cello & bass teachers are also more than welcome.
Stephen will share with us his approach to accelerate students while keeping them engaged and self motivated.
Contact: austaact@gmail.com
Time
Location
54 National Circuit Forrest ACT