The Sound Lab – Holiday Workshop (Ages 6–12)

Two-day music workshop building stage skills and lasting confidence for children aged 6–12 in Lennox Head.

The Sound Lab – Holiday Workshop Program

Merge Music | Lennox Head

Thursday & Friday, 16–17 April

Ages 6–12

The Sound Lab is a two-day music and performance workshop designed to develop skill, stage presence and lasting confidence in young performers.

Led by Merge Music in Lennox Head, this program combines contemporary pop song work with structured rehearsal and guided stage training, creating a focused and supportive environment for meaningful growth.

Over two engaging days, participants will:

• Learn contemporary pop songs in a collaborative group setting

• Develop vocal technique and stage presence

• Strengthen performance skills through structured rehearsal

• Build confidence, teamwork and creative expression

The Sound Lab is intentionally limited in size to ensure each child receives individual encouragement, clear guidance and the opportunity to grow in both ability and self-belief.

The program concludes with a short, relaxed showcase for family and friends.

Your Facilitators

Anna Honeychurch is the founder of Merge Music and a highly experienced vocal and piano educator working across schools and private programs throughout the Northern Rivers. She specialises in building strong musical foundations while developing genuine performance confidence. Her programs are known for being structured, encouraging and thoughtfully designed to support individual growth.

Sangeeta Lee Jones is a vocalist, pianist and accomplished performer with extensive live experience both internationally and within the local community. She brings dynamic musical leadership and practical stage expertise, guiding young performers to develop skill, presence and assurance in a supportive setting.

Both facilitators are actively involved in local school music programs across the Northern Rivers and are committed to creating professional, nurturing environments where young performers feel safe to challenge themselves and grow.