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 Kynan Mallia

Kynan Mallia

  • Posted by simon-perrin
  • On July 13, 2020
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Kynan Mallia is currently undertaking the CUA30915 Certificate III in Music Industry (Performance)* while studying Year 12 at Marryatville High School, as well as performing with friends in Sasha The Band. It’s been a tough year for the live performance industry and this can be disheartening for young, emerging artists. However, Kynan has been quick […]
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Course Chatter: Spotlight on Rob Pippan

  • Posted by MusicSA Courses
  • On December 4, 2014
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  Our latest Courses blog puts trainer Rob Pippan in the spotlight. Rob has been mentoring and couching emerging artists each week over the full year in 2014 at The Station-Murray Bridge. These emerging artists jammed weekly in a creative, industry based environment, with state of the art equipment purchased this year. Rob facilitates all […]
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