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Young' music lovers invited to join summer camp
A summer music camp, which will provide young music lovers an opportunity to receive intensive music training in a delightful atmosphere, is being organised by the Music Office of the Recreation and Culture Branch.
The 1995 Hong Kong Youth Music Camp, sponsored by the Royal Hong Kong Jockey Club, is to take place at the Sai Kung Outdoor Recreation Centre from July 15 to 25.
A spokesman for the Music Office said the aim of the camp was to enable participants, both local and overseas, to foster cultural exchange through music.
"Participants will be able to join master classes, workshops and seminars conducted by renowned musicians. They may also enjoy recreational activities such as karaoke, video shows, swimming, badminton and billiard in their free time," the spokesman said.
Applicants must be aged under 23 on July 15 this year. They should play at least one Chinese or western orchestral instrument and orchestral experience will be an advantage.
Fees will be $255 per head for three days, $415 for five days and $590 for seven days. All fees include tuition, three meals a day and lodging.
Application forms are now available at all music centres of the Music Office and deadline for applications is Friday (April 28). Enquiries can be made on 2582 5314.
End/Tuesday, April 25, 1995
Fifty inmates pass public examinations
Fifty male inmates from the Shek Pik Prison today (Tuesday) received certificates for passing public examinations.
The inmates took part in the Hong Kong Certificate of Education Examination, the London Chambers of Commerce and Industry examinations (LCCI), Pitman examinations. the General Certificate of Education examinations and Fat Kwong Shan World Buddhist Study.
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