String Camp 2026
Description
String Camp 2026 | Coffs Harbour Regional Conservatorium
The Coffs Con String Camp returns 6-9 October 2026, bringing together young string players for four days of music-making, learning, and connection.
Who can attend?
Open to students learning a string instrument at AMEB Grade 1 level and above.
Designed to help students:
Play alongside other young musicians
Build confidence and ensemble skills
Participate in a fun and supportive musical environment
Event Details
Dates: 6-9 October 2026
Venue: Coffs Harbour Regional Conservatorium, Coffs Harbour
Duration: Four days
Ticket Options
Early Bird Registration
$240 Available until Sunday 6 September 2026.
Standard Registration
$280 Available from Monday 7 September 2026
Additional Information
String Camp provides a supportive and engaging environment where young string players can develop their musicianship, make new friends, and enjoy the experience of making music together. Participants will work with experienced tutors and take part in ensemble rehearsals and performances throughout the camp.
Lineup
Annabelle Swainston
Annabelle is an Australian violinist and violist who trained at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. she has performed with leading orchestras across Australia and New Zealand and is an experienced teacher of violin, viola and ensemble direction. her performance career has also included national tours and collaborations with major artists and ensembles.
Liz Neville
Elizabeth Neville is an accomplished cellist who trained at the Royal College of Music and Royal Academy of Music in London. She has performed with leading orchestras including the London Symphony Orchestra.
Coria Bjerking
Coria is a classically trained cellist and teacher at the Conservatorium, working with students across a range of levels. With qualifications in cello, piano, music theory and traditional Chinese music, she brings a broad musical background to her teaching and focuses on developing string technique, musicianship and confidence in both solo and ensemble performance.
Eden Annesley
Growing up in Grafton, and a graduate of the Coffs Harbour Conservatorium, Eden has gone onto perform with some of Australia’s leading ensembles, including Camerata – Queensland’s Chamber Orchestra as an Upbeat Emerging Artist. She was a member of the 2025 New Zealand String Quartet Fellowship Ensemble, the Antipodes Quartet, and co-founder of Duo Aki, a violin-saxophone ensemble that represented Australia at the 2025 Osaka World Expo. Photo credit: Melissa Banks
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