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Young Vocalists of the Conservatorium

Writer: BellSonance Productions
BellSonance Productions
May 3
2 min read

Updated: May 3

Supporting the Next Generation of Artists



On the 21st of May, Thursday, Bellsonance Productions is proud to collaborate with Music Lovers at Kenmore for a special morning concert dedicated to supporting emerging young vocalists from the Brisbane Conservatorium.


This charitable concert brings together talented young singers at the beginning of their professional journeys, offering them something every musician needs most - the opportunity to perform for a live audience.


We believe that every artist begins with listeners.

Stage experience, connection with audiences, and real performance opportunities are essential in shaping confident and expressive musicians. Through projects like this, young performers gain not only valuable professional experience, but also the encouragement and inspiration that help them continue developing their artistic voices.


The programme will feature a selection of classical vocal music including opera arias, art songs, and ensemble works, combining beloved repertoire with lesser-known musical gems.


The concert will feature pianist Artemii Safonov, well known to Music Lovers audiences, who will accompany the singers throughout the programme and also perform selected solo piano works.


Featured vocalists include:

- Elahe Atefi

- Gabriella Nial

- Esther Junker

- Chelsea Bernard


This event forms part of Bellsonance Productions’ ongoing mission to support emerging musicians and make classical music more accessible, personal, and connected to the community.


Concert Details


Date: the 21st of May, Thursday

Time: 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM

Venue: Kenmore Uniting Church, 982 Moggill Road, Kenmore QLD 4069


A light morning tea during the short interval is included in the $10 entry donation.


We warmly invite all lovers of classical music to join us in supporting the next generation of artists.

Eye-level view of a young musician performing on stage

Supporting the next generation of classical musicians through live performance opportunities.

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