On Monday, 3 October 2022, Bishop Evmenios of Kerasounta made a visit to the Byzantine Music School of the Holy Archdiocese of Australia at the Archdiocesan District of Northcote of Victoria.
The Northcote branch of the School operates every Monday on the premises of St John’s Greek Orthodox College Preston.
The visit of Bishop Kerasunta took place on the occasion of the start of Term 4 of the School’s teaching program. Bishop Evmenios, representing Archbishop Makarios of Australia visited the classrooms, met with the teachers and students, and conveyed to all the blessing of their Shepherd, Archbishop Makarios.
Recalling that the establishment and operation of the Byzantine Music School was one of the first initiatives of Archbishop Makarios after his arrival in Australia in 2019, His Eminence pointed out that the art of Byzantine Music is very important for our Church and for Orthodox worship.
Bishop Evmenios did not fail to express the appreciation and gratitude of His Eminence Archbishop Makarios to all the teachers who dedicate their valuable time to the purposes and needs of the School, while he also thanked the students who made the decision to dedicate time and effort to know and serve the sacred art of Byzantine Music.
It is worth noting that the Byzantine Music School of the Holy Archdiocese of Australia has branches in most Australian States, it is staffed with experienced and renowned professors, and at the moment its students exceed 100 nationally.
Those interested in more information about the School’s operation or registration ahead of the new academic year, commencing in 2023, can contact via email: info@byzantinemusicschool.com.au.
