Author Archives: Kodály Australia President

IKS Symposium 2027: Call for Papers closes 6 December 2026

10 Nov
Dear colleagues Please see below an update regarding the 28th International Kodály Symposium, held in Cork, Ireland, from 4-8 August 2027. I warmly encourage all Kodály Australia members to consider attending the Symposium and connecting with the International Kodály Society...
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IKS Symposium 2027 Call for Papers

22 Jul
The Call for Papers is now open for the next International Kodály Symposium, to be held in Cork, Ireland, from 4 to 8 August 2027. Submissions are invited for spoken papers, practice-based presentations, workshops, panel discussions, and poster presentations. Full details are...
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2026 Award Recipients Announcement

18 Jul
The Kodály Australia National Council was delighted to receive an impressive range of nominations for the 2026 Awards for Excellence in Australian Kodály-inspired Music Education. The high number of peer nominations is a testament to the collegiality and support among members...
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Keynote Presenter Announcement

24 Jun
We are thrilled to announce our final keynote speaker for the 2026 Kodály Australia National Conference: Sing. Move. Thrive. A Kodály Journey for Every Learner. Naomi Crellin is an acclaimed vocalist, arranger, conductor, educator and counsellor, best known as the...
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Together Sing 2026

22 Jun
I am excited to share that registration for Together Sing 2026 is now open. The aim of Together Sing is to raise awareness of the value of music education and singing together in improving mental health and wellbeing. Participating schools and...
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